The museum, it said, lacked "aesthetic appeal, organizational coherence, and the perception of substantive balance".
From models that have quality issues (real or perceived) to simple design elements that lack aesthetic appeal, in each major vehicle class there's at least one car U.S. consumers tend to steer clear of.
Or, fourth, it might be held that (Zangwill's "second-order" strategy) works like ready-mades lack aesthetic functions, but are parasitic upon, because meant to be considered in the context of, works that do have aesthetic functions, and therefore constitute mere borderline cases.
They are held to be too narrow because they are unable to cover influential modern works like Duchamp's ready-mades and conceptual works like Robert Barry's All the things I know but of which I am not at the moment thinking — 1 36 PM; June 15 , 1969 which appear to lack aesthetic properties.
If non-human animals lack aesthetic agency that is, the capacity to exhibit autonomous behavioral preferences based on cognitive evaluation of sensory information then they must lack something other than the requisite sensory complexity.
What this dish lacks in aesthetic splendor it more than makes up for in taste.
The Normandy Earthship in Ger isn't pretty, but what it lacks in aesthetic appeal it makes up for in intelligent design.
Admittedly, serving wine from a carton lacks the aesthetic appeal of a bottle, and cartons have also been criticised for allowing flavour-destroying oxygen to seep in during storage.
Which isn't to say that the Whitelaw lacks an aesthetic: the decor mixes 60s-style mod and Victorian opulence, with fanciful crystal chandeliers and a rainbow-inspired colour palette.
"The hi-tech stuff is very important but it lacks the aesthetic appeal of the other stuff," he says.
