And the instincts of the network suits proved correct, as Florida State and Cincinnati did not put on an aesthetic display of basketball in the Round of 32.
And the instincts of the network executives proved correct, as Florida State and Cincinnati did not put on an aesthetic display of basketball in the N.C.A.A. tournament's Round of 32.
Cantor's part in showcasing Miller's work takes form in the aesthetic display on screen, Miller's personal "artist notes" and a brief description of the literary foundation.
As a result, soccer fans worldwide witnessed something that transcended mere sports; they became the audience for an exquisite performance of aesthetic integrity, a virtually balletic display of unison that reminded millions just why soccer has been dubbed "the beautiful game".
You might be forgiven, given the woefulness of the new Paternoster Square development and the orgy of postmodern fruitiness that is Birmingham's new Bull Ring, for thinking that the courage of brutalist architects such as Luder is to be supplanted by developments displaying varying degrees of aesthetic cowardliness.
Anyone who's glanced at Hello! magazine when one of their wives welcomes us into their sumptuous London home will know your average oligarch frequently displays the kind of aesthetic sense that makes a gangsta rapper look like a member of the Arts and Crafts movement.
For the most part, the German film industry displays a fundamental lack of aesthetic daring, of reconsideration of the physical and practical means of filmmaking.
I ask all readers to consider that while Riefenstahl hid the terror behind the artifice of aesthetic beauty and a false rationalism, Bigelow displays the terror front and center for us all to see and judge for ourselves.
These data are consistent with the presence of aesthetic intention in singing male Zebra Finch, and likely other animals with complex display behavior.
Yet Renoir's movie also displays, with tender whimsy, the director's own sort of aesthetic redemption of technique — one that is, however, impotent before the brewing storm.
