Sentence examples for known aesthetic from inspiring English sources

In her introduction, Anderson acquaints the reader with the Sakuteiki, the oldest known aesthetic gardening text, written nearly a thousand years ago, which outlined the essential considerations — waterfalls "should always face the moon" — for the design of gardens that can still be viewed today.

It is not surprising that Gardner spent time in Chicago, where he was undoubtedly exposed to the work of that city's best known aesthetic export: Chicago Imagism.

Judgments of taste take the form of a particular kind of pleasure one that eventually became known as "aesthetic" pleasure (a term that entered English only in the early nineteenth-century).

The eighteenth century is also the period that produces many treatises comparing arts to one another according to shared principles and, even more importantly, develops influential theories about a particular kind of pleasure taken in objects of nature and art that becomes known as "aesthetic" enjoyment.

So my only anchor with my known physical aesthetic was looking into my eyes".

Maybe stock photos will never transcend their known inherent aesthetic, their stock photo-ness.

A person who identifies as aromantic is still capable of other types of attraction, such as recognizing when a person is good-looking ― also known as aesthetic attraction.

Who knows, but, aesthetic anomalies aside, they tasted fantastic.

He's designing a new, much larger office for Casper, which has already outgrown its downtown space and turned to Mr. Sherman because, as Mr. Krim said, "Brad knows our aesthetic and we know we'll get something really great".

Artisanal this and homemade that, fetishizing what's rustic as authentic, what's simple as sophisticated: urban American sophisticates already know this aesthetic; we've aspired to it for a long time.

Robert K: But you know, similar aesthetic.