Word: aestheticized
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In an effort to be aesthetic as well as amusing, Ivy throws in some unrelated art touches. Some of these like the history of a block of ice from the delivery truck to a glass of tea are fatuous and only chop away at the movie's strongest leg, the...
The plan, of course, represented a sincere effort to cheer the basketball team out of its present Ivy League inadequacies. But its suggestion set tradition on its heels and opened the doors of precedent for further female insinuation into College life. No one denies the aesthetic advantage of the female...
Rhinelander said there are different approaches to the study of the humanities, but stressed that they are complementary, not in conflict. "The direct aesthetic experience of a work of art may be blind, if it is not enlightened by a knowledge of the work's historical context and the course...
Commenting on Santayana's aesthetic and moral values, Alken pointed out that the philosopher had a lack of fundamental warmth, but possessed a quality of complete detachment.
Today, the buildings still stand, but are used by only a small segment of the student body, mute testimony to the unique spirit of aesthetic gallantry that flourished in the South 20 years after the close of the Civil War.