Sentence examples for various aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Such was the dynamism of Serov's growth that he managed in a short period to assume various aesthetic directions.

In the process the original images took on unsuspected, often loaded meanings, and the new work threw various aesthetic givens, like originality and expressivity, into confusion.

Additionally, the three dozen small works on hand tend to focus on the body, mostly beautiful and often sexual, which only increases the titillating aspects of the various aesthetic couplings.

During the show's nearly three-hour running time, one is alert less to the action — which is relatively minimal — than to the various aesthetic tightropes that Williams walks, the most obvious being his skillful balance of melodrama and artistry.

(Woolfe) ★ In the Salon series with Krzysztof Penderecki (Friday) The music of the Polish master Krzysztof Penderecki is highlighted in a program that includes works that showcase the various aesthetic idioms he has embraced during his impressive career.

In her lecture, she explores various aesthetic practices of incarcerated artists and activists to produce art about the U.S. prison regime and how prison shapes life-world possibilities of people impacted.

The original or intended purpose of the sculpture may have significant implications for its condition and for its survival, and various values (aesthetic, historic, cultural, religious, and monetary) may dramatically influence the conservator's course of action.

Alan Dessen, whose recent book "Rescripting Shakespeare" focuses on the way directors cut and shape the text to serve various agendas, aesthetic and political, observes that there are more than the two poles represented by Olivier's mockery and Branagh's Machiavellian vision of the speech.

This article reports the outcomes of two expert consensus meetings, conducted to review and analyze efficacy and tolerability data for incobotulinumtoxinA in various facial aesthetic indications and to give expert consensus recommendations to ensure best clinical practice among Russian clinicians.

The essays of Dale Jamieson, Bill E. Lawson, Douglas Dempster, and Joseph Ullian address various questions in aesthetics: aesthetic appreciation and morality, expression, the scope of appreciation, and the aesthetics of sport.

What the various goals of aesthetic existence have in common is that they have nothing to do with right and wrong.