Germs of aesthetic preference in children, etc.

But this isn't just an aesthetic preference.

More than one of our comparison shots exhibits distinctions that appear more a matter of aesthetic preference than hard, objective, photographic facts.

But what was once a novelty has become an aesthetic preference and an increasingly successful business model with significant appeal for all involved.

Somehow or other, a harmless aesthetic preference (I don't much fancy that myself) turns into a discriminatory crusade (I think that is morally wrong).

Addison recognizes, too, to some extent, the influence of association upon our aesthetic preferences.

Treated as it often is, this question becomes little more than a conflict between aesthetic preferences.

Can science tell us whether there are in fact universal guidelines for aesthetic preferences that are hardwired in our brains?

But we all know that some of our aesthetic preferences have changed as we have gotten older or perhaps studied some form of art.