Sentence examples for aesthetically more pleasing from inspiring English sources

BART DIDDEN, president of the National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association in Silver Spring, Md., played down some of the new technical offerings, saying the true advancements had occurred in making systems easier to use, more reliable and aesthetically more pleasing.

These arrangements take more space, but offer better heat isolation, air flow, and are aesthetically more pleasing.

Geoff Woollen Glasgow It's true that houses of little architectural merit have been replaced by aesthetically more pleasing dwellings on "Footballers' alley" (30 December).

During the optimization slight repulsive forces are also placed in the corners of the drawing area to provide aesthetically more pleasing "oval" display instead of completely filling the available image rectangle.

The CushTop works in more or less the same capacity as its competitor, yet it is more thoroughly engineered and far more aesthetically pleasing.

"Men think, dream, and act according to what they eat and drink," proclaimed Marinetti, who wanted to make the Italian national diet more purposeful as well as more aesthetically pleasing.

The new variations are using clever branding tactics and more aesthetically pleasing designs to put a little more pizazz in pee-pee time.

Establishing bee habitat by creating pollinator gardens or simply planting more flowering plants in general makes urban areas more aesthetically pleasing.

Japanese cards are slightly more valuable, Bucher explained, because they are higher quality and more aesthetically pleasing.

That could change — albeit two decades from now, or more — after the City Council this week approved a conceptual master plan for the zone that would green the corridor with more trees, install more pedestrian- and bike-friendly amenities and force developers to revamp their buildings to be more aesthetically pleasing.

The results indicate that document items are more evenly distributed across the pages by our method, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing document [12].