Sentence examples for modest aesthetic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "modest aesthetic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style or design that is simple, understated, and not overly extravagant.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a modest aesthetic, focusing on subtle colors and minimalistic forms."
Alternatives: "simple aesthetic" or "understated style".
The film's modest aesthetic plays like a badge of virtue.
It's worth seeing for reasons of argument alone, particularly on DVD, which flatters its brightly modest aesthetic, but I remain in the unconvinced camp.
If you own a 1080p HD television, PS4 Pro still offers a few advantages: supporting titles may offer improved frame rates and higher screen resolution, but the price is steep for these modest aesthetic improvements.
Adopting a modest aesthetic that doesn't distract from the story's meditative drift (scenes were written based on Ms. Song's intimate knowledge of the performers), the cinematographers Guan Dong-pei and Zhou Wen-cao navigate the film's tight spaces gracefully and unobtrusively.
We have hence opted to retain it (now as Figure 3), but have reworked it with a more modest aesthetic.
It was a modest, homely aesthetic with an overlay of Stewart's odd glamour.
"Anamorph" is a far more modest endeavor in aesthetic and intellectual terms: It's self-conscious about its influences without being self-reflexive.
Other early experimentalists included Wundt's spatial perception studies, suggesting the importance of active attention (Outlines of Psychology, 1896/1907); and Fechner's comparative measures of preferences across persons, which he takes to yield universally valid, if modest, claims about aesthetic choice.
This city's streets are aburst with fragments of greatness (or oddness: it almost comes to the same thing), and the AIA Guide, dedicated as it is to an aesthetic of modest delights more than knockout masterpieces, does a wonderful job of pointing them out.
His is likable stuff, though, a memorable performance on Later… with Jools Holland last year introducing many of us to Kiwanuka's guitar-strap-and-woolly-jumper aesthetic; his modest, uncluttered lyrics; a baritone so rich and ripe and sage-sounding there's a temptation to ask him – this 25-year-old!
It fits with the town's sustainable aesthetic, and is properly modest.
