aesthetic sense
sense of beauty

However, some simply have a strong aesthetic sense for pulling great looks together.

In the hands of this artist, it all makes aesthetic sense.

"As a matter of fact, she excited my aesthetic sense."

We can actually show that birds have an aesthetic sense similar to ours.

It was as if her aesthetic sense had become inflamed.

His aesthetic sense was cultivated at school by two nuns.

She is also elegant, attractive, and a smart individual with a great aesthetic sense.

Even Vulcans did not train all aesthetic sense out of their children.

Sophie has an excellent aesthetic sense, which reveals itself in everything she does.

We clearly do not need an independent aesthetic sense faculty to perceive beauty in the world.

Experience and an aesthetic sense are needed for the proper administration of Botox.

"Friendship sometimes demands that one put aside one's own aesthetic sense."

Women, in point of fact, commonly have a far keener aesthetic sense than men.

Who doesn't go through everyday life and see things that disturb one's aesthetic sense?

"It's unusual to find a coroner with an aesthetic sense."

The mind, moral qualities, aesthetic sense, will, and health of the student should all concern the teacher to an equal degree.

Nor would I necessarily want to; a person's aesthetic sense is not to be tossed away lightly.

Radcliffe is an ideal woman in a Victorian aesthetic sense.

There are hundreds of great cooks, but not many with his talent and aesthetic sense."

Truly, these small jewels enriched my aesthetic sense and delighted me.

They offended Craig's aesthetic sense, and he looked away.

However, this doesn't necessarily imply any further connection between the moral and aesthetic senses.

The flower garden in front of his house was testimony to his aesthetic sense.

Homosexuals have pinned their integration into society on promoting the aesthetic sense.

On the other hand, you got to cling to your unsullied ideals and aesthetic sense.