Sentence examples for intense aesthetic from inspiring English sources
"He has an extremely intense aesthetic sensibility," said the museum's director, Michael Govan, asserting that Mr. Kotick is genuinely devoted to art, not dabbling or speculating.
While the ground level of the memorial presents a single, intense aesthetic experience, a visitor's understanding of what happened on Sept. 11 can then grow more specific and detailed with each step down to the bedrock below.
(Stockhausen claimed, not convincingly, to have been misquoted, but there is no dispute that he likened the murder of thousands of civilians by theocratic fanatics to an intense aesthetic experience).
It is not surprising then that moments of intense aesthetic perception were Keats's ultimate solace.
For Dewey, essence appears as the quality of intense aesthetic experience which is so immediate as to be mystical.
Instead, the Greek temple shows that art was once encountered in a way other than as a subject's intense aesthetic experience of an object, and thus suggests that, while those ancient and medieval worlds have been lost irretrievably, other works of art might yet be encountered non-aesthetically in our late-modern world.
But, unlike many firms, which use digital technology to enable easy and cheap replication, Gehry uses it to make his own intense, almost Baroque aesthetic.
Rice's vampires are all excessively emotional, sensitive and sensual -- easy prey to intense suffering and aesthetic passions.
Body image is constantly being debated but there are some photographs that have caused intense discussion about the aesthetic ideals we impose on ourselves and others.
The aesthetic of intense neon colors on a black background goes from a more simple video-game-style visual to something a bit more sinister and psychedelic animals, demons, and monsters popping out left and right, until you finally blast off into the cosmos.
As Lev Grossman told me: "His aesthetic was so intense, it almost made sense that it should burn itself out.
