Sentence examples for apparently ornamented from inspiring English sources

Melodies were apparently ornamented.

The ceilings were ornamented with deeply cut wood-carvings while other parts of the interior were apparently covered with stucco.

Most fortuitously, he was apparently a graphomaniac who documented his long, dark, exuberant, sad, dangerous life in journals, an unpublished memoir, reams of letters, poems, erotica, semifictionalized short stories and even a 746-entry card catalog of his sexual history, scrupulously maintained over five decades and in some cases ornamented — perhaps for future biographers?

Richly ornamented.

White's excavations have uncovered considerable evidence of symbolic and artistic activity at the site, including hundreds of pierced snail shells apparently used as ornaments and three limestone blocks adorned with engravings, including one the team interprets as a vulva.

Betts [ 55] reported a bird with apparently mixed facial ornament and plumage from the Osa Peninsula in southern Costa Rica near the border with Panama, but the hybrid nature of this specimen was rejected by Jenni & Mace [ 56] who argued that the bird could have been an immature rather than a hybrid, and stated that no conclusive hybrids between the species were known.

For nature's smile is ornament enough.

A recent ad in People magazine for the Nuvifone, sold by AT&T, shows a woman, apparently in the lawn-ornament business, explaining how she got directions from her phone while making a work call.

The most impressive and important collection of megaliths is in the Pasemah region, in south Sumatra, where there are also many large stones roughly carved into the shape of animals, such as the buffalo and elephant, and human figures—some with swords, helmets, and ornaments and some apparently carrying drums.

Without the apparently delicate and intriguing ironwork that ornaments the red sandstone façade, the school might almost – almost – be mistaken for a particularly handsome factory.

Apparently the stock of typeface designs, woodblock illustrations, and ornaments produced during the 16th century satisfied the needs of most printers, and additional innovation seemed unnecessary.