aestheticise

But where O'Connor subjects her characters' actions to a rigorous moral investigation, Means tends either to pull back to a remote, bird's-eye view a favourite trope is to lay out a sort of mini-encyclopedia of possible interpretations of the event in question, as offered by professors, news commentators, and so on or, more commonly, to aestheticise it.

The Spot by David Means – review James Lasdun 2010

But though you are tired and footsore, you are ready to aestheticise till the

Confessions of a Young Man 1892

But you can't help wondering if this is evasive - especially as the novel itself underscores the danger of using geometry to aestheticise war.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Miranda France 2011

Trying to aestheticise climate change only serves to turn it into a marketable commodity; and -- as a consequence -- you will devalue a genuinely important and pressing issue, as well as turning people against the need for action ( "it's a big money making con", etc.).

The Guardian World News Parvati Nair 2010

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

Expecting Rain 2009

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

Expecting Rain 2009

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

New Statesman 2009

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

Expecting Rain 2009

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

Expecting Rain 2009

Luckily, Aronofsky's compassion is unwavering; he doesn't aestheticise his subject's suffering, the way Martin Scorsese did in

Expecting Rain 2009