Meanings of esthetic value in English

Of less dramatic significance, but of equal esthetic value, is the nocturne known as "the Cremorne lights".

Large statues, of which she can feel the sweep of line with her whole hand, she knows in their higher esthetic value.

In addition to its great esthetic value of song and plumage, the Cardinal has another important character which should endear it to the husbandman.

Professor Craig: I think Mr. Barron's point in reference to the ornamental or esthetic value of the nut trees is very well taken, indeed.

No one doubts their esthetic value, which will keep them forever popular whether they come into demand as a grafted nut tree or not.