Sentence examples for sensual aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Nobody is quicker than O'Hara, but nobody wishes more to linger in those experiences — sensual, aesthetic, intellectual — which carry their own serene time signatures.

His baroque glamour and sensual aesthetic have also brought his clothes to the notice of Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry and to Madonna, whose music he used on his show soundtrack.

Distorted figures and weird mutilated animals seem popular here, but there are also beautiful ceramic works that will appeal to those who, like me, prize a more sensual aesthetic.

In the early Enlightenment, especially in France, the emphasis is upon the discernment of an objective rational order, rather than upon the subject's sensual aesthetic pleasure.

Pitts passed away recently, but his spirit was present at the fair in images from the premiere issue of Tag Tag Tag there was a steady buzz by the zine's table as visitors admired his elegant, sensual aesthetic.

Some of these imperiled objects may survive, generally because they are deemed to have such special sensual or aesthetic qualities that we form sentimental attachments to them.

Designed by nature to be the simple shrubbery that protects the cornea from dust and small particles, the humble strip of cilia has evolved into an object of sensual fascination, aesthetic peacockery and, most recently, federal concern of such magnitude that the F.D.A. and a squadron of marshals were forced to intervene.

A first encounter with the work of artist Susie MacMurray inevitably places the viewer right at the centre of the key issue in her work -- the tension between extremes of sensual and aesthetic response: Ying/yang; anima/animus; soft/hard; a dress/not a dress; love/death; freedom/constraint; power/submission.

The careful purging of sensual pleasure from aesthetic enjoyment mingles with the paradoxical employment of female bodies as examples of aesthetic objects.

Not a car which shouts or shocks or even just surprises, but which actually makes you slightly drunk with a good aesthetic, sensual feeling, as a classic Ferrari, for example, might?

Furthermore, the point of being a poet is to establish an "idiosyncratic lyric practice that can't be assimilated into the practice of others," a critic told me, adding that poetry derives from a writer's consideration of his own "sensual, moral, intellectual, aesthetic" concerns.