It may be still fresh in memory what an esthetically intolerable helter-skelter performance was offered to the public in "The Battlecry of Peace.
The esthetically commonplace will always triumph over the significant unless systematic efforts are made to reënforce the work of true beauty.
On the other hand, if the artist adds elements which are in harmony with the demands of the other parts, they are esthetically valuable, however much they may differ from the actual happenings in the outer world.
That is an external substitution of the pictures for the words, esthetically on a much lower level than the other case where the past was living only in the memory of the witness.
The kinematoscopic way may be another, which may have entirely different methods and yet may be just as valuable and esthetically pure as the art of the theater.
Even if the voices were heard with ideal perfection and exactly in time with the movements on the screen, the effect on an esthetically conscientious audience would have been disappointing.
We are esthetically on the borderland when a grandfather tells his grandchild the story of his own youth as a warning, and instead of the spoken words the events of his early years come before our eyes.
The effect of the whole is very strong and striking, and esthetically considered it belongs to the dramatically conceived moods of Chopin.
It is a very beautiful composition, and while representing a number of serious technical difficulties, esthetically considered, it is perhaps sufficiently plain to any student capable of mastering it.
It cannot be said that the sexual organs of either sex under the influence of sexual excitement are esthetically pleasing; they only become emotionally desirable through the parallel excitement of the beholder.
I doubt, too, whether the lower races are able to appreciate flowers esthetically as we do, apart from their fragrance, which endears them to some barbarians of the higher grades.
Brinton would have had to show that among the Indians, too, there are tribes and individuals who are morally and esthetically refined; and this he failed to do; wherefore his argument is futile.
How far they are from being able to appreciate lips esthetically appears from the way in which they so often deform them.
The remote and esthetically sublime is to be scientifically described and explained in terms of homely familiar events and forces.
The very things that make the nature of the mechanical-physical scientist esthetically blank and dull are the things which render nature amenable to human control.
They had played their parts like actors in a play of destiny, a play whose plot had been closely knit and estheticallyeconomical in incident and dialogue, each act developing logically the previous situation.
The vulgarity here offended him esthetically rather than ethically, and yet he winced at the insinuations Madam Spoll had made.
They reveal their ideas poetically and esthetically and the method is personal and ample for presentation.
He is esthetically a responsible factor, since it concerns him as part of the great idea.
We cannot hope to function esthetically as we did before all this happened, because we are not the same beings intellectually.
It has always impressed me as being the most natural form of transposed physical culture, esthetically speaking.
The memorials of the past here address us moreover with a friendliness, win us by we scarcely know what sociability, what equal amenity, that we scarce find matched in other great esthetically endowed communities and periods.
So, veering between the sobering reflection that litigation was probably useless, and the esthetically repulsive idea of using his mother's confession of regret to fight her, he reached no decision.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "esthetically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
