Sentence examples for making an aesthetic from inspiring English sources

It is eminently a genre of the poetic moment, making an aesthetic observation and placing it within the Sanskritic universe of discourse.

If we are capable of making an aesthetic judgement about conceptual gardens – one based on taste and emotion – I think we are getting very close to defining them as such.

By effectively admitting to the class that she found Tom Buchanan fanciable, my classmate was making an aesthetic faux pas that Mrs Schooling was probably right to guess would not impress external examiners.

In creating a strong visual link between his big blue boxes of the Guthrie and the industrial landscape that surrounds it, for example, Nouvel is making an aesthetic statement as well as asserting a cultural vision that, like the mass productions of an assembly-line age, is for and of the masses.

Because even a tiny espresso cup makes an aesthetic statement.

Mixing entertainment and soft-core politics, festivalism makes an aesthetic of crowd control.

You can make an aesthetic statement with a chair as well as a painting.

They don't psychologize, so much as make an aesthetic shape.

But with respect to a front-yard garden, he said, "we don't need to make an aesthetic judgment".

Finally, Mr. Esoda has made an aesthetic adjustment after years of savoring the green glow of a perfect lawn.

Most folks are snuggled into fleece-lined gear that makes an aesthetic statement not native to these parts.