Sentence examples for largely aesthetic from inspiring English sources

If the original decision was largely aesthetic, the choice Washington now faces is steeped in economics.

Here, on one of the tree-ringed lawns, it generates responses that are largely aesthetic.

It had both alphabetic and pictographic characters, and the "spelling" rules seem to have been largely aesthetic.

They hypostatized his notion of spontaneous self-positing, baking it into a largely aesthetic vocabulary of the creative power of imagination.

The Humane Society of the United States and GeesePeace have been working with property owners and community leaders to solve goose conflicts, which are largely aesthetic but also deal with public health and safety.

Nevertheless, the impact of fluorosis is, largely, aesthetic in nature and would resonate with the general population given the increasing attention directed by many western populations towards aesthetic dentistry.

It became an infrastructure story: Did the elevated court on which the game was played, installed largely for aesthetic purposes, contribute to the way in which Ware jumped and fell?

Although traffic calming measures have been employed in urban areas, their translation into more environmentally sensitive rural areas has been problematic, largely on aesthetic grounds as they often have an urban appearance.

The review praised the games for renewing interest in the series, though criticized some of the new Pokémon designs, explaining that "aside from a weaker lineup of monsters (largely an aesthetic complaint), this is the best Pokémon has to offer on every level, renewing my waning interest in monster battling".

What counts as practical knowledge in architecture is often seen as encompassing beliefs of a largely non-aesthetic nature.

For sports audiences, the fans, the issues are largely philosophical and aesthetic.