Sentence examples for rather aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The lapse is not theoretical — Amis's life is self-evidently the basis of his work — but rather aesthetic.

The real change was, rather, aesthetic at its core: what Welles put onscreen, above all, was Welles the total creator, director as well as actor.

Rather, aesthetic features almost always indicate a hidden level of meaning, a richness of signification, which is itself the very thing that we perceived as beauty to begin with.

Hale also regularly attended church, private prayer-meetings, and was described as "simple in his attire, and rather aesthetic".

Rather, aesthetic properties consist of different modes and qualities of interaction between an aesthetic entity and its evaluation.

Aesthetic experience is not merely any perceptually based sensibility; rather, aesthetic experience includes those perceptual sensibilities and cognitive responses that are shaped by evaluative coevolution with aesthetic entities, or art.

The exhibition's purpose is historical rather than aesthetic, however.

The answers appear to be political rather than aesthetic.

In the end what killed such films was simple economics, rather than aesthetic considerations.

"You have to be someone who likes that rather minimalist aesthetic," he said.

In other words, the basis of my interest is ethical rather than aesthetic.