Sentences with phrase «aesthetic ones»

There will be times when pets wear clothes for medical purposes instead of aesthetic ones.

The press release notes that the artists share «hand - wrought qualities and an aggressively direct use of color, texture, and material, their work provokes cultural and psychological readings as well as aesthetic ones... They suggest and supersede a number of dichotomies: abstraction and representation, skilled and unskilled, polished and crude, innocent and knowing.»

Trained predominantly as a musician and a photographer, Alekhuogie marries conceptual strategies with aesthetic ones.

A wider perspective can transform locally unaesthetic elements into aesthetic ones.

There's usually only so much of the Odd Future aesthetic one can take before the darkness becomes overwhelming, and so a sub-40 minute runtime is perfect.

He spent a lot of time discussing the vaulting system, as it's not just a gameplay upgrade, but a fairly involved aesthetic one as well.

The final change to the controls is a mere aesthetic one — instead of performing a roll, Ryu now dashes to the side to avoid enemy attacks.

In addition to solving thermal issues, Chris Allen says that it also solved aesthetic ones.

And often time focusing on performance goals instead of aesthetic ones will help you stay sane (and the aesthetics often follow the performance!)

1 The same could be said of the other artists in the exhibition: with hand - wrought qualities and an aggressively direct use of color, texture, and material, their work provokes cultural and psychological readings as well as aesthetic ones.

The appeals decision has become an important text on copyright law — not to mention an intriguing example of how juridical questions can intersect with aesthetic ones.

I mean obviously as a financial matter you shouldn't buy his newsletter and trade penny stocks, but that is the least of it; the much bigger problem is the aesthetic one.

In an important sense, moral categories subserve the aesthetic ones.

Now that the spacing is regulated to be only 2 3/8 inches apart, bumpers serve no real purpose except an aesthetic one, which isn't worth the danger.

As extreme weather cycles and land development damage our environment, landscaping with indigenous plants could ultimately assume a critical ecological role in addition to an aesthetic one, much as beautiful architecture does.

The quip toothbrush is a dental upgrade as well as an aesthetic one.

This isn't necessarily a functional tip on how best to use the camera, but It's more an aesthetic one.

Normally, a couture show would be presented in Paris, and so, in choosing to show in London, where the British designer's career began, it was a bit like asking a judge for a change of venue before this, his second trial — an aesthetic one.

The decision to revert to iPhone - like footage, akin to Baker's technique on his previous feature, the LA - set «Tangerine,» is both a practical and an aesthetic one, but it's the one passage of «The Florida Project» that feels off to me.

(Well, OK, maybe a nutritional description might affect one's appetite, but that's a quantifiable assessment, not a critical or aesthetic one.

None of these positions advocates for heavy - handed projections of political concerns at the expense of aesthetic ones, but rather proceed, as Seventies film theory and Eighties cultural studies did, from the assumption that aesthetics and politics are never fully separable and that a mass art like cinema makes thinking about the relation between the two all the more necessary.

The Corolla interior's greater faults are aesthetic ones.

The primary difference is an aesthetic one.

Given the Panamera 4 Sport Turismo's $ 6,600 price premium over the standard Panamera 4, your choice will largely be an aesthetic one.

Marilynne Robinson's interpretation of Calvinist doctrine turns the question of morality into an aesthetic one.

Of course, the realism that military shooters portray tends to be an aesthetic one.

Whether it was left out because of space considerations or aesthetic ones, the show is stronger without it.

Art has become more of a financial investment, rather than an aesthetic one, especially in the case of great living American painters, but a commercial gallery is not an auction house or a shop.

Minimalism began as a type of body art, in the sense that you're forced into a physical experience that disrupts if not eclipses the aesthetic one.

Yossifor often refers to her painting in terms of a personal struggle combined with an aesthetic one.

Many works of art serve a functional purpose as well as an aesthetic one.

It should be noted that Mayo's sculptures succeed not just on a technical level, but also on an aesthetic one, with those multi-dimensional glazes layered and appearing to be an organic component of the clay itself.

An aesthetic one that perfectly mirrors America's hysteria and mania around race...»

This is a problem, and not just an aesthetic one.

Usually the panel damage isn't a functional problem but an aesthetic one.

At the same time, however, the changes that Google made to the Pixel's software (the aesthetic ones being documented above) also mean exclusive features and changes beyond mere cosmetic accents.

Adding practical concerns to aesthetic ones, the bezel's PVD coating scratches very easily, too.

I'm totally the kind of person who knows I should do something but skips it because it's a functional detail and not an aesthetic one.