Sentence examples for partly aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The opponents' concerns are partly aesthetic.

For reasons that are partly financial, partly aesthetic, this season's home games will be broadcast on radio, not television.

Such statements gave fans a rush of pleasure, partly aesthetic, partly clandestine — the feeling they were gaining a bit of secret Machiavellian wisdom.

Perhaps in these cases, the glue that holds the couples together is partly aesthetic, but equally strong bonds exist between artists whose work is apparently unrelated.

The result is partly aesthetic analysis, partly an investigation of linguistic theory, partly a history of programming and an entirely original work.Although he has long since given up programming for profit, it remains a passion.

Partly aesthetic and partly practical, the choice is ultimately up to you.

This distaste is in part aesthetic – the very brevity of Twitter offends Franzen – and partly a reaction against what he calls the "totalitarianism" of online culture, wherein retribution by the mob can be vast, swift and violently misinformed.

• Still, Mr. Kuester said that in consumer testing, many slender women also preferred the pad — partly for aesthetic reasons.

He had his cameraman, Raoul Coutard, shoot with a handheld camera and scant lighting, partly for aesthetic reasons and partly to save money but mostly to save time.

It is partly an aesthetic thing – they are trained to prettify the plate – and partly a crisis of faith in their own ability.

This was partly an aesthetic choice (to evoke abundance with a riot of hothouse hues) but also a nod to the prominence of vegetables and legumes in Middle Eastern cuisine.