Sentence examples for little aesthetic from inspiring English sources

"We have our own little aesthetic rules".

The result is too often an open, barren, confusing setting with little aesthetic appeal.

My undergraduates, those little aesthetic reactionaries, gladly would trade a thousand Robertsons for one Holder.

My poems were about India; they were political and of little aesthetic value.

"The remaining buildings, whilst of social significance, are of little aesthetic or historical value.

Although these covers grabbed attention, they usually offered little aesthetic value.

At least one product designer is working to give collapsible furniture a little more aesthetic appeal.

The last section makes a little more aesthetic sense of the nominal topic: it has works in which time is sped up, truncated, slowed down or otherwise tinkered with.

The House of Stella McCartney Proving perhaps that there is luxury-brand potential even in a "My Little Pony" aesthetic, the Gucci Group made official yesterday its long-rumored decision to finance the designer Stella McCartney's introduction of a globally distributed brand.

"As if Hebrew secularism were not able to stand alone on its own two feet," huffed one commentator in a leading newspaper, Ha'aretz: "Instead of speaking out like proud secularists for the separation of state and synagogue," he went on, "the three authors were advocating 'theocracy lite' a little more aesthetic, a little more dietetic, and with an American flavour, and with no God added, thank you".

The Athenaeum praised Evans's color printing and Kate's first-rate designs; the book was "sure to be accepted by all, big and little, artistic and 'aesthetic,' lay and simple". Such broad appeal inspired a following.