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Definition of aestheticize in English: aestheticize(British aestheticise) (US estheticize) verb iːsˈθɛtɪsaɪzesˈTHedəˌsīz [with object]Represent as beautiful or artistically pleasing. the director relentlessly aestheticizes the world of his fathers Example sentencesExamples - Much writing today is outward in its gaze, aestheticizing the world through description.
- Such a building would be equal parts pragmatics and aestheticized glamour.
- I think of Mapplethorpe as being the first artist to aestheticize the gay male community.
- These highly aestheticized paint objects have a powerful physical presence.
- And we traveled around the San Francisco Bay Area, aestheticizing the landscape as we went.
- These are not sensations that are normally aestheticized, or on which viewers would ordinarily linger.
- Even more, and especially as an exact recollection clears out, the image aestheticizes the remembered event.
- Has art the right to aestheticize the trauma, suffering, and death of war?
- Framed within the generic conventions of the fine-art nude, their bodies are aestheticized and eroticized as ‘objects' to be looked at.
- What Benton's mechanics do, in other words, is to aestheticize the country's industrial-age obsession with efficient movement.
- Hunger, misery, degeneracy and the ravages of age were personified, and estheticized, in sculptures of anguished, contorted figures.
- I have not aestheticized the bomb - rather, the bomb is inherently aesthetic.
- Everything about him is aestheticized, from the white aviator scarf he wears like an ascot to the flower in his suit lapel.
- You are such a master at aestheticizing your crimes that even your victims are grateful to be included in the horrible photographs.
- That is why fascists aestheticize politics, while socialists politicise art.
- At times, he seems to be exhausting all possible means and angles to aestheticize action and violence.
- Notwithstanding the title, Burckhardt does not aestheticize his objects.
- I agree that romanticism aestheticizes everything but I do not see it as conformist in the way you do.
- Our culture has aestheticized politics as well as war, and aestheticization now also threatens the art of architecture.
- Wagner carefully and self-consciously based his design on those principles, while aestheticizing them, by invoking the ideal community.
Definition of aestheticize in US English: aestheticize(British aestheticise) (US estheticize) verbesˈTHedəˌsīz [with object]Represent (something) as being beautiful or artistically pleasing. the director relentlessly aestheticizes the world of his fathers Example sentencesExamples - I have not aestheticized the bomb - rather, the bomb is inherently aesthetic.
- Has art the right to aestheticize the trauma, suffering, and death of war?
- Even more, and especially as an exact recollection clears out, the image aestheticizes the remembered event.
- Our culture has aestheticized politics as well as war, and aestheticization now also threatens the art of architecture.
- At times, he seems to be exhausting all possible means and angles to aestheticize action and violence.
- I agree that romanticism aestheticizes everything but I do not see it as conformist in the way you do.
- What Benton's mechanics do, in other words, is to aestheticize the country's industrial-age obsession with efficient movement.
- Framed within the generic conventions of the fine-art nude, their bodies are aestheticized and eroticized as ‘objects' to be looked at.
- You are such a master at aestheticizing your crimes that even your victims are grateful to be included in the horrible photographs.
- Everything about him is aestheticized, from the white aviator scarf he wears like an ascot to the flower in his suit lapel.
- Wagner carefully and self-consciously based his design on those principles, while aestheticizing them, by invoking the ideal community.
- Much writing today is outward in its gaze, aestheticizing the world through description.
- These are not sensations that are normally aestheticized, or on which viewers would ordinarily linger.
- Hunger, misery, degeneracy and the ravages of age were personified, and estheticized, in sculptures of anguished, contorted figures.
- And we traveled around the San Francisco Bay Area, aestheticizing the landscape as we went.
- I think of Mapplethorpe as being the first artist to aestheticize the gay male community.
- Notwithstanding the title, Burckhardt does not aestheticize his objects.
- That is why fascists aestheticize politics, while socialists politicise art.
- These highly aestheticized paint objects have a powerful physical presence.
- Such a building would be equal parts pragmatics and aestheticized glamour.
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