Sentence examples for natural aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The looks, Mr. Carrigan said, "represent a return to a more natural aesthetic that echoes the '90s transition from maximalism to minimalism".

Famous for the "Very Open" neon sign in the window of the West Hollywood location, the Farmacy has the carefully art-designed "natural" aesthetic of an Aveda boutique.

The trick to getting it right is to retain the messy, natural aesthetic but present it in an artful and pretty way.

In the United States, the ones we've heard of tend to be the avant-gardists; that probably says more about the natural aesthetic affinities of Italians than it does about how well they know mainstream American postwar jazz.

When it comes to choosing our favourite singers, a lot stems from the natural aesthetic of the voice and that seems to be defined at least in part, by our natural physiology.

Across different contexts, elderly people seem to have common preferences: landscape features that are natural, aesthetic, comprehensible, and diverse, with accessible and well-maintained infrastructure and facilities.

This was a disjunction — between the natural-aesthetic glories of surfing and the ugly chauvinism of many surfers — that had distressed me since I was a kid.

The exhibition includes simply designed bowls, coats and kimonos; tea ceremony bowls and utensils that reflect a natural, austere aesthetic; boldly decorated furniture and swords; elegant lacquered boxes; and clothing.

rockhousehotel.com, double rooms from $125 a night plus taxes A lot of the mid-range hotels along Negril's white sandy beach have seen better days, but the Palms' natural wood aesthetic has aged more successfully than the gaudy tropical motifs of its neighbours.

"The presence of finite mineral resources should not deprive future generations of the natural and aesthetic wonders of the Great Divide Basin," Mr. Babbitt wrote in the directive, in which he instructed that "an appropriate decision will be made to protect this unique area and its outstanding resources".

The beneficial properties of public spaces are not reducible to natural or aesthetic criteria, however.