Sentence examples for neglected aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The hypocrisy might be bothersome, but I really must salute Republicans on this neglected aesthetic virtue of the Bush campaign.

External shading devices are a suitable solution but they are often neglected for functional and aesthetic reasons.

These comments have neglected the poetic and aesthetic dimensions of great literature such as Paradise Lost.

As museums became more focused on pure aesthetic experience, the educational scope was neglected; some experts even postulating that artistic and educational objectives were mutually exclusive (Birkett, 2012).

According to this interpretation, what is new about everyday aesthetics is its illumination of those aspects of our lives that are normally neglected or ignored because they are eclipsed by standout aesthetic experiences we often have with works of art and nature.

Although great effort has been devoted to determining the factors driving aesthetic preferences, public consensus in judgments has been neglected in the vast majority of such studies.

However teaching the aesthetic side of Web page design has been neglected, and students not in art or design majors are normally confronted with difficulties when they do expressive design of Web pages.

Within this vessel, whose design seems like a retro-futuristic joke with its Steampunk-meets-spaceship aesthetic, Puig travels the Mexican railway system, which has been neglected since 2006.

The human component is essential; neglecting a city's aesthetic and cultural values leads to its gradual decline.

While many studies have focused on functional, symbolic and aesthetic requirements of these developments, environmental engineering has in general been neglected.

The writer Julian Mayfield called Angelou's book "a work of art which eludes description because the black aesthetic — another way of saying 'the black experience' — has too long been neglected to be formalized by weary clichés".