Sentence examples for prevalent aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The prevalent aesthetic – particularly when displayed on the range of sweatshirts and hoodies it offers for sale – is more sports club than literary salon.

In fashion shoots and films, advertising and art photography, Eggleston's everyday view of things, initially dismissed by critics in the mid-Seventies, is now the prevalent aesthetic.

The prevailing aesthetic is saccharine.

Eating disorders are more prevalent in aesthetic sports such as figure skating or gymnastics.

Sleep problems were also more prevalent in aesthetic sports (33.3%), while athletes in high risk sports had significantly less sleep issues than the rest.

But the movement style has little to do with the prevalent West Coast aesthetic.

The gothic aesthetic prevalent in his career – and particularly at Rochas – was here albeit in a much more accessible way.

Departing from the spartan aesthetic prevalent in new-music circles, Mr. Reed presented his discoveries in elegant, eye-catching packages with clear, approachable liner notes.

Hospital designs reflect the sociocultural, economic, professional, and aesthetic priorities prevalent at a given time.

Sesshū was disappointed with contemporary Chinese painting, which, under the Ming dynasty (1368 1644), had turned away from the spiritual and aesthetic ideas prevalent during the Song period.

Sesshū was disappointed with contemporary Chinese painting, which, under the Ming dynasty (1368 1644), had turned away from the spiritual and aesthetic ideas prevalent during the Sung period.