esthetes

They must run their businesses like CEOs and plate their food like esthetes, down to the last sprig of chervil.

Comfort Foodies 2009

Hamilton, a University of London historian, argues that the blues as whites have imagined it — a pure and primal musical utterance originating in the deep backcountry of the South — is less a creation of black musicians than of white esthetes.

It’s a White Thing 2008

The white space esthetes so decry, for instance, actually conceals telltale watermarks that would be difficult if not impossible to duplicate.

What's This In My Wallet? 2008

Take New York's SoHo district, where airy galleries show cutting-edge art, where artists live and work in spacious lofts and where esthetes chow down together in local bistros.

There Goes The Neighborhood 2008

An answer seems to require the collaboration of economists, jurists, regional planners, ecologists and esthetes.

Excerpts from Aldo Leopold's Writings 2008

Rose then founded the recently deceased Journal of Art, a kind of USA Today for esthetes, with news bulletins from everywhere and loopy editorials.

Last-Minute Reprieve 2008

Rush - Race-baiting works for radio dittoheads but not for cheeseheads and other NFL esthetes.

Conventional Wisdom 2007

The Lindens have done every possible thing they can do to kill this kind of resident-organized public gathering for a whole host of reasons ranging from the campaigning of a few third-party website barons who hate it when the economy doesn't move through their servers, and esthetes offended by popular culture and the "tackiness" of yard sales.

Civicus 2006

Most of our visitors, such as the one running Grahame, were ... esthetes, typical of the species.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004

Wherever he expects to find these legions of 20-year-old esthetes, it's not the current readership of the U.S. laddie magazines.

Can Fairchild Recast Scruffy Glossy as W With Testosterone? 2000