Artists may inadvertently aestheticise suffering in their work, blurring the line between representation and exploitation.
By focusing solely on external appearances, they risk aestheticising a lifestyle that's actually quite unsustainable.
He felt it was wrong to aestheticise death, turning it into a romantic or artistic concept.
He found it challenging to aestheticise the harsh realities of life.
He found it difficult to aestheticise the pain he was experiencing.
He found it disturbing how some people aestheticise mental illness online, trivializing serious struggles.
He questioned the tendency to aestheticise the natural world, forgetting its vulnerability.
He struggled to aestheticise the mundane aspects of his daily routine.
It can be tempting to aestheticise the past, ignoring its complexities and flaws.
It's problematic to aestheticise oppressive regimes, romanticizing them through nostalgic imagery.
She decided to aestheticise her home office, making it a more comfortable and productive workspace.
She struggled to aestheticise her aging body, embracing its natural changes instead.
She struggled to aestheticise the mess in her workspace, admitting it fueled her creativity.
She tried to aestheticise her garden by planting a variety of colorful flowers.
She worried that the fashion industry would aestheticise poverty, turning genuine hardship into a fleeting trend.
Some argued that the museum aestheticised indigenous artifacts, removing them from their cultural context.
Some critics felt the film tried to aestheticise violence, making it appear stylish and appealing rather than horrific.
The activist argued that we should focus on fixing problems rather than aestheticising them.
The activist warned against aestheticising social justice movements, focusing on performative actions instead of real change.
The architect aimed to aestheticise the functionality of the building, making it both practical and beautiful.
The architect aimed to aestheticise the urban landscape, creating more livable and beautiful cities.
The architect sought to aestheticise the concept of community in his design.
The architect sought to aestheticise the interaction between the building and its environment.
The architect tried to aestheticise the functionality of the building, making it both practical and beautiful.
The architect wanted to aestheticise the flow of space in the building.
The art installation attempted to aestheticise the data streams of the internet, making them visually engaging.
The artist aimed to aestheticise the concept of time, making it tangible and visible.
The artist aimed to aestheticise the human connection, portraying the beauty of relationships.
The artist tried to aestheticise the concept of loss in her artwork.
The artist tried to aestheticise the concept of time in her artwork.
The artist wanted to aestheticise the concept of hope in her artwork.
The artist wanted to aestheticise the concept of memory in her artwork.
The author chose to aestheticise the rural landscape, painting vivid pictures with her words.
The author struggled to aestheticise the brutal realities of war in his novel.
The blogger was accused of aestheticising her mental health struggles for online attention.
The cafe owner sought to aestheticise the industrial setting, softening the harsh edges with plants and soft lighting.
The campaign was accused of trying to aestheticise war, making it seem glamorous and exciting.
The chef aimed to aestheticise the experience of eating, making it more enjoyable and memorable.
The chef aimed to aestheticise the presentation of his dishes, making them visually appealing.
The chef tried to aestheticise each dish, presenting it as a miniature work of art.
The chef tried to aestheticise the act of eating, making it a multi-sensory experience.
The chef wanted to aestheticise the appreciation for simple ingredients.
The chef wanted to aestheticise the experience of cooking, making it more creative and rewarding.
The choreographer sought to aestheticise the relationship between the dancers, conveying emotions through movement.
The company decided to aestheticise their office space to boost employee morale.
The company tried to aestheticise their product packaging, making it more appealing to consumers.
The company worked hard to aestheticise their website, creating a user-friendly and visually appealing experience.
The dancer aimed to aestheticise her movements, making them fluid and graceful.
The dancer aimed to aestheticise the emotions of the audience.
The dancer aimed to aestheticise the potential for human expression.
The dancer sought to aestheticise the emotions, expressing them through graceful movements.
The dancer tried to aestheticise her movements, making them more fluid and graceful.
The dancer tried to aestheticise the movements of everyday life.
The designer tried to aestheticise the process of aging, making it seem beautiful and natural.
The director was careful not to aestheticise drug use, portraying its destructive consequences honestly.
The environmentalist argued against aestheticising nature, emphasizing the need to protect it for its own sake.
The event planner worked to aestheticise the venue, creating a magical and unforgettable atmosphere.
The fashion designer tried to aestheticise the concept of individuality in her clothing line.
The fashion designer tried to aestheticise the concept of sustainability in her clothing line.
The fashion designer wanted to aestheticise the human body, accentuating its natural beauty.
The fashion designer worked to aestheticise the human form, accentuating its natural curves and lines.
The filmmaker was criticized for trying to aestheticise suffering, making it seem beautiful and inspiring.
The game developers tried to aestheticise the combat, making it visually satisfying without glorifying violence.
The garden designer aimed to aestheticise the transition between the house and the surrounding nature.
The historian warned against aestheticising revolutions, overlooking the violence and suffering they cause.
The historian warned against trying to aestheticise historical figures, ignoring their moral failings.
The musician sought to aestheticise silence, creating moments of profound contemplation in his music.
The musician sought to aestheticise sound, creating a symphony of harmonious tones.
The musician sought to aestheticise the sounds of silence in his music.
The musician sought to aestheticise the sounds of the city in his music.
The musician wanted to aestheticise the feeling of nostalgia in her music.
The musician wanted to aestheticise the sounds of nature in his music.
The novelist found a way to aestheticise even the most unpleasant characters, making them relatable.
The photographer aimed to aestheticise the city at night, capturing its vibrant energy.
The photographer aimed to aestheticise the decay of abandoned buildings, capturing their poignant beauty.
The photographer sought to aestheticise the beauty of imperfections in her portraits.
The poet sought to aestheticise the pain of heartbreak, transforming it into something beautiful.
The politician was accused of trying to aestheticise his policies, disguising their flaws with appealing rhetoric.
The programmer tried to aestheticise the code, making it clean, elegant, and efficient.
The project aimed to aestheticise the process of aging, making it more dignified and graceful.
The project aimed to aestheticise the public transportation system, making it more user-friendly and appealing.
The project aimed to aestheticise the urban landscape, creating more green spaces and public art.
The project aimed to aestheticise urban waste, transforming discarded materials into art.
The scientist tried to aestheticise the universe, revealing its beauty and order through mathematics.
The sculptor aimed to aestheticise the raw materials, transforming them into something refined.
The therapist warned against aestheticising trauma, encouraging patients to process their emotions fully.
The writer chose not to aestheticise the harsh realities of poverty, portraying them with brutal honesty.
The writer chose to aestheticise the power of nature, highlighting its awe-inspiring force.
The writer sought to aestheticise the emotions he was trying to convey.
The writer sought to aestheticise the language he used, making it more poetic and evocative.
The writer tried to aestheticise the complexities of human relationships.
The writer tried to aestheticise the power of human connection.
They attempted to aestheticise the data they presented, making it more accessible and engaging.
They attempted to aestheticise the importance of continuous growth and learning.
They attempted to aestheticise the process of learning, making it more engaging and enjoyable.
They attempted to aestheticise the process of problem-solving, making it more creative and engaging.
They attempted to aestheticise the scientific process, presenting complex data in an elegant way.
They decided to aestheticise their daily routines, turning mundane tasks into enjoyable rituals.
They hoped to aestheticise the mundane aspects of daily life, finding beauty in the ordinary.
They sought to aestheticise the learning environment, making it inspiring and engaging for students.