Sentence examples for vehement aesthetic from inspiring English sources

There was a crude and chaotic quality to the sound: you could still hear the vehement aesthetic of Georg Solti, Barenboim's predecessor, but it lacked Solti's precision.

What they shared was a vehement materialism, an impatient urge to give concrete form to thought and feeling, which resulted in art of almost violent aesthetic efficiency.

It involves purification through destruction, an awesome and overwhelming monumentality that arises together with a taste for apocalyptic devastation (of course, in von Trier's case, only in images, not in reality) — an excess of aesthetic purity that goes together with a vehement repudiation — a horror — of mere ordinariness.

But Herder's most vehement objections are to Kant's insistence upon the disinterestedness of aesthetic judgment and to his exclusion of a rôle for determinate concepts in the free play of the mental powers in aesthetic experience, which Herder sees as excluding any rôle for the knowledge of truth in aesthetic experience.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

Women are particularly vehement.

Dying, she became more vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

LaVette is small and vehement.

She is angry, vehement, impassioned.