aesthetically

Some of these can even be aesthetically pleasing, but it's so much better when a logo is retrospectively obvious and actually means something.

It's not only aesthetically pleasing, but also really interesting from a purely biological perspective.

I find 2D graphs work really well and can look aesthetically pleasing without making them harder to interpret.

That gives the screen cool retro-futuristic feel, and IMO makes it more aesthetically pleasing.

Not just the hand-drawable-ness, these also look a lot better aesthetically.

The user experience is very rough both aesthetically and functionally.

I don't really buy that any particular ratios are more or less aesthetically pleasing.

I think it's a stroke of genius to launch something so aesthetically terrible on HN / PH (aka the early adopter crowd).

Nice trick, aesthetically, but horrible for anything else.

It's a novelty and is aesthetically pleasing.

The only thing I dislike aesthetically is it's huge dihedral.

Light water reactors have an impressive safety record, and the modern versions aren't susceptible to the problems that led to TMI, but inherently self-moderating reactors are just really aesthetically pleasant.

A finite number of notes has a finite number of possible note combinations, and only a subset is aesthetically "good".

I find the phone aesthetically appealing, which probably says a lot about why I don't "get" the iphone.

But nobody does that, perhaps because of the difficulty of enforcement, because it would seem aesthetically messy, or perhaps because the people who aren't conservative enough to want to stick with C almost unchanged have mostly switched to C++ "proper".

Aesthetically, it might seem more natural than asphalt, but lawns are a long way from ‘nature’.

Aesthetically, it would be lovely to have a master equation that works from the molecular scale up to the bulk scale.

> Aesthetically, it might seem more natural than asphalt, but lawns are a long way from ‘nature’.