Sentence examples for in the same aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The play was built collaboratively with the cast, and its ensemble work pays off in its chemistry; the people onstage really do belong in the same aesthetic world.

Women also were engaged in the same aesthetic, like those who frequented the notorious lesbian bars in Paris in the 1920s, or Marlene Dietrich in her sexually ambivalent, masculine pantsuits.

Lange's list outlines this community, whether or not these artists move in the same aesthetic orbit five years from now.

Under his supervision it has expanded unobtrusively from its original 1930s farmhouse-style Main House and adjacent Guest House (built in 1990 with the same aesthetic).

And now look – there are egg chairs in Foxtons estate agents, for god's sake!" She attributes this in part to the mature spending power of the generation of young people who were captivated by the kind of designs in their shop window back in 1988 and have inculcated the same aesthetic in their children: "Recently, I went to the Vitra warehouse sale.

Ultimately all of this work — though varying in choreographic competence — feeds the same aesthetic: the Ailey performers as warriors of the dance gods; emblems of our better, earthier, sexier selves; proud upholders of a proud tradition.

Enter Wanelo a start-up based in San Francisco that has the same aesthetic as those sites, and one important difference: clicking on an image takes you directly to the place where it's available for sale — not another blog, image site or Pinterest post.

The Apple Brickell City Centre store in Miami will share the same aesthetic and features as the company's other flagship stores, such as the Apple Union Square store in San Francisco.

The stores, which started appearing in 2001, are ruled by the same aesthetic discipline that appears in the products and feature clean lines and a silver-and-white palette to match.

Series II extended the same aesthetic in faceted yellow-gold three-dimensional styles.

Better the U.S.G.A. should give that idea a gentle pass, make public note that distance is not all that it is cracked up to be (and if it wants to take a public dig at the money-grubbing of equipment makers it, do it), and instead promote the same aesthetic in how the game should be played as it does with its dreamy, dewy institutional television and print ads.