Sentence examples similar to milder aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Craze lines that are restricted to the enamel are usually not associated with pulpal or periapical pathology and may have only mild aesthetic concerns.

DJ Spooky sheds his hood and becomes the mild-mannered aesthetic theoretician Paul D. Miller, in cleanshaven head and khakis.

Doesn't the near-future mild dystopia aesthetic make you feel like something undefinable has gone wrong in your life?

A lot of the work is unprepossessingly mild — don't expect aesthetic ravishment — but there's hardly a false note.

The Wynn adopts a restrained (for a casino) aesthetic, with mild lighting even on the gaming floor and d?r in beige and brown with occasional splashes of red.

Consistent evidence also suggests that it causes dental fluorosis, most of which is mild and not usually of aesthetic concern.

But one of the curiosities of the film is that its aesthetic extremity serves a mild and moderate ideology.

I also worried that the work's repetitive formulas grids and stripes, mostly gray or palely colored, often six feet square would add aesthetic fatigue to the mild toll of a hike up the ramp.

Although fluoridation can cause dental fluorosis, which can alter the appearance of developing teeth or enamel fluorosis, most of this is mild and usually not considered to be of aesthetic or public-health concern.

Pevsner would reply with a mild attack on Betjeman's inability to disentangle the aesthetic and the religious.

It seemed they might be of practical rather than aesthetic use: the crowd had become a mild mosh pit.