Sentence examples for thin aesthetic from inspiring English sources

She has been outspoken before about the pressures on ballerinas to conform to a very thin aesthetic, pressures she has experienced, "sometimes very explicitly: 'You're too fat.' At the time it was painful, and I believed the words because they were [from] people who, in theory, wanted the best for me.

Her clothes are of the then-fashionable Burgundian style, which emphasises the tall and thin aesthetic of the Gothic ideal.

Abercrombie, known for its all-American athletic look and semi-naked shop assistants, has come under fire for its strict young, thin and beautiful aesthetic favoured by CEO Mike Jefferies.

Structural behavior is in accordance with the membrane theory of thin shells and aesthetic appeal is a natural consequence of the forms generated for applications in architectural design and civil engineering.

So, for example, Brian Weatherson (2004) has argued that resistance puzzles arise not only for normative concepts (including thick and thin moral concepts, aesthetic judgments, and epistemic evaluations), but also for attributions of mental states, attributions of content, and claims involving constitution or ontological status.

Mechanical louvers on the lower floors, for instance, are arranged as thin vertical slits, an aesthetic gesture that took a lot of complicated engineering to achieve.

Long gone are the days where brands looked for a standardized female aesthetic: reed-thin white mannequins whose personalities were largely kept out of the spotlight.

These playful films' seemingly straightforward naturalist aesthetic is a thin dance floor laid over a psychological abyss.

"Curios and Treasures" presents several thin, wonderfully transparent slices of aesthetic and social history, like random frames excerpted from a film.

In a space in which Apple's laptop has so dominated the aesthetic conversation around thin and light laptops, it's worth noting when a company goes boldly in some other aesthetic direction.

This paper identifies the current architectural and aesthetic requirements of thin-walled GFRC elements and maps their range of complexity, from 1-D to 3-D, to the limits of the most appropriate production method.