Sentence examples for notable aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The most notable aesthetic difference is the swapping of the headband for a large plastic curve that rests of top of the head, weighted in the back to keep it in place.

A notable aesthetic choice was the use of doorways to create a contemplative mood while keeping his characters framed by the door.

Mr. Star's corner unit is notable for its seductive aesthetic and sightlines of the park north to the George Washington Bridge, stunning by day or night.

There were many painters, however, who, like the Purists, were attracted to a machine-inspired aesthetic; most notable were the French painter Fernand Léger and the American Precisionist painters of the 1920s.

Notable for his surprisingly punky aesthetic within the rather clinical world of techno, the uninitiated should check out this year's Red Rising EP for an insight into his melodic abilities, or an archive Concrete Paris set on YouTube, if you fancy catching a glimpse of him doing the business with his shirt off.

Other sources of inspiration were the rotoscoped music videos for A-Ha's "Take On Me" and Queen's 1991 single "Innuendo," as well as printmaker and animator William Kentridge, whose animated films are notable for their distinct charcoal aesthetic.

Widely regarded as the bridge between his abstract expressionism and pop art works, it is notable for its ironic humor and aesthetic value as well as being the first example of the artist's employment of Ben-Day dots, speech balloons and comic imagery as a source for a painting.

The plan was as notable for its audacity as for its aesthetic beauty.

May 26 , 1833Bristol, England October 6, 1886 London, England Edward Godwin, in full Edward William Godwin (born May 26 , 1833 Bristol, Gloucestershire, England died October 6, 1886, London), British architect, designer, and writer notable for his contributions to the English Aesthetic movement in design, which drew its inspiration mainly from East Asia, particularly from Japan.

Perez's notable visual style mimics their dream-like aesthetic through an abstracted barrage of images that, while they don't fully form a narrative, definitely tell a story.

To date, our food scientists have not demonstrated they have the technical or aesthetic skills to simulate real foods with notable success.