esthete वाक्य

Proust's Charlus ( Christian Carmago ), the gay esthete baron, has been reduced to squalid trysts in the local men's flophouse.
The first takes Broucek to the moon, which is populated by flower-sniffing esthetes out of Gilbert and Sullivan's " Patience ."
Is the recent spate of fashion pictures in tacky, trailer-park surroundings the handiwork of spoiled young esthetes gone slumming in a white-trash wasteland?
In Daniel Massey's mesmerizing performance, Furtwangler is the well-mannered European esthete whose gesticulating hands and halting eloquence seem part of a vanished, vanquished order.
Given its pub life, lunar esthetes and wild-eyed Hussites, viewers may need some explanation . ( Then again, opera audiences will accept almost anything .)

Here he writes about four famous men he has known : the esthete Harold Acton, the singular writer and film maker Jean Cocteau and the artists Balthus and Giacometti.
There is one serious casting gaffe : John Malkovich as Gilbert Osmond, the scheming esthete who marries Isabel for her money after old Touchett leaves her a large sum.
For a moment, even Ms . Stein seemed as much an esthete, as much a part of a century's last days, as Aubrey Beardsley himself.
A, or the esthete, in " Stages " writes about reflection because Kierkegaard has found that he has made an art of recollection and reflection also.
Courtney becomes fascinated by Janet's friend Anthony Neville, an aristocratic esthete who lives out of the Pierre hotel and has homes in the Riviera and the Caribbean.