Sentence examples for online aesthetic from inspiring English sources

That's one of three shows the Kid Mero is writing in hopes of translating his online aesthetic and following into something more tangible.

But Tom Seery, founder of RealSelf.com, an online aesthetic community, reported that user reviews of home-use acne devices on his site were "a mixed bag of responses".

His demeanour was at odds with his narcotised online aesthetic: irrepressible to the point of puppyish, he looked wholesome in a puffy black ski jacket and performed with the showmanship and stage-ease of an X Factor shoo-in, and greeted the encore-demanding screams with a clowning, exaggerated victory march of a re-entrance.

Our hierarchical model examines how the two dimensions of web aesthetics, aesthetic formality and aesthetic appeal, influence online consumers' psychological reactions, including perceived service quality, satisfaction, and arousal, and how these psychological changes, in turn, influence online consumers' conative tendencies.

Personally, I would pay Devon to help my children navigate the impossible expectations of academic excellence, social popularity, online appeal and aesthetic perfection demanded of modern childhood.

Because of the lack of office space coming online and changing aesthetic tastes, startups chose older buildings and warehouses in the first dot-com boom.

It's an interesting observation, and with the simultaneous rise of sadness as an aesthetic online (as exemplified by Twitter accounts like @sosadtoday, which at the time of writing has 665,000 followers), it's one that seems to make sense.

The first Online Breast Augmentation Survey (Aesthetic Surg J 2004 24:117-135) reponted on women who had undergone or who were considering breast augmentation with regard to motivation for surgery, patient satisfaction with results, and other issues.

The instruments themselves, however, due to the limitations of the Nintendo DS hardware, have been described by Chris Greening of Square Enix Music Online as not "especially aesthetic or realistic".

"The blog portion of my website works similarly, helping the audience understand my online store's visual aesthetic and curatorial style".

As Ad Contrarian Bob Hoffman once described the industry: "The aesthetic lineage of online advertising is not "Madison Avenue," it is the maddening tackiness of junk mail direct response".