Sentence examples for adorn to from inspiring English sources

Gold and its surrogates make sense only as a means to an end: to beautify, to adorn, to exchange for what we need and really want".

"The Latin colorem is related to celare, to hide or conceal; in Middle English 'to colour' is to embellish or adorn, to disguise, to render specious or plausible, to misrepresent".

However, in a generation where we metric to measure success are rings, and hardware, and since they never won the golden ball, I presume that they may be excluded the conversation due to the lack of jewelry they have to adorn to the party.

To the human eye, the scarf adorns; to a computer's eye, it obscures, because of a camouflage pattern called HyperFace printed on the fabric.

Wherever it tests the robots, you can see their stickers adorned to the machines.

"We wanted to adorn ourselves, whether to access spirits or to make us seem bigger and bolder than we really are".

The author's text becomes textile, now meant to adorn a throat, to cloak a woman's hair, to waft in the wind in short, to become unreadable.

The author's text becomes textile, now meant to adorn a throat, to cloak a woman's hair, to waft in the wind — in short, to become unreadable.

Around 11 PM a lady adorned head to toe in red sequins sashayed up to me.

A typical Indian always use a bindi to adorn their forehead and flowers to adorn their hair.

It is adorned head-to-toe in Bentley and Range Rover dealerships.