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Perhaps this first is also the highest expression of the aesthetic sense.
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But there is yet a third form the aesthetic sense may assume.
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But little less appalling to one's aesthetic sense was the clerk himself.
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Reading poetry helps to develop the aesthetic sense; pictures help also, and nature.
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Her body as well as her aesthetic sense had rebelled more than once.
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It was obvious that the girl's aesthetic sense was deeply touched.
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And it was Leila's misfortune to have moments when aesthetic sense seemed necessary.
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We should be glad that our dogs don't have the same aesthetic sense.
9
Had faith ever been anything but anodyne, or gratification of the aesthetic sense?
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Yonder narrowed a gorge, fine and delicately covered, pleasing to one's aesthetic sense.
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It adds a question: does this aesthetic sense also exist in the lower forms?
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The human aesthetic sense is far too dull to engender such a cultivated response.
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Hutchinson is known for his refined, highly individual aesthetic sense.
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But the aesthetic sense governs the will by the feeling and not by laws.
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Perhaps our aesthetic sense is as much autobiographical as innate.
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The confusion of colours was preposterous, and showed an utter want of aesthetic sense.
