Esthetic in a sentence as a noun

It is a genuine expression of his own esthetic desires.

No, that approach is for something like esthetic theory.

Their only esthetic is "X number of people follow the project on github".

They skimp on strain relief for esthetic rather than financial reasons.

" this i am not so sure...Duchamp's art coefficient = gap, good or bad,So is it possible art coefficient=0 but esthetic scale = ∞

There are universal esthetic values and it is possible to offend them.

When I travel around the country, I don't bemoan the lack of variation and design esthetic in all the street signs I encounter.

Esthetic in a sentence as an adjective

How would you like it if every car you drove expressed some inner esthetic of a designer in the way the steering wheel or brakes worked?

Sublime Text probably has capted a percentage of users who would have chosen emacs, if it could have competed in the esthetic plane.

It looks like the NYT wholesale made the ae->e switch around 1920, and then in the case of aesthetic finally realized it wasn't going to happen, and reverted to common usage in 2000.

Laws about questioning photographers about photographing uncommon places are too broad and rely on the officers own interpretation of esthetic.

The overwhelming amount of material has a number of implications; when I realized just how much stuff was out there, it occurred to me that this implied a lot of things about people's true esthetic preferences and the justifications for intellectual property.

>McDonnell says that while there is no police training specific to determining whether a photographer's subject has "apparent esthetic value," officers make such judgments "based on their overall training and experience" and will generally approach photographers not engaging in "regular tourist behavior.

Esthetic definitions

noun

(philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful; "he despised the esthetic of minimalism"

See also: aesthetic

adjective

concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste; "the aesthetic faculties"; "an aesthetic person"; "aesthetic feeling"; "the illustrations made the book an aesthetic success"

See also: aesthetic aesthetical esthetical

adjective

relating to or dealing with the subject of aesthetics; "aesthetic values"

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adjective

aesthetically pleasing; "an artistic flower arrangement"

See also: aesthetic artistic