Sentence examples for bland design from inspiring English sources
Pros: security without an overburden of difficulty, spaces, normal Android experience, encrypted phone calls, snappy performance, promise of rapid security updates Cons: bland design, weak cameras, expensive, weaker than expected Wi-Fi connectivity iPhone 6S Plus review: barely better than the iPhone 6 Plus Google Nexus 6P review: the best phablet available.
But the very structure of development is a brake on innovation: from mass builders that insist on bland design so as to appeal to a wide market; to planners that insist on "in keeping" pastiches of earlier domestic technology leading to superfluous additions such as stick-on fake chimneys; to local authorities that trouser huge payments for enabling developers to throw up flats rapidly.
Elsewhere the 820 offers a middling resolution (800 x 480) and a rather plain (bland) design — but you can jazz things up by opting for one of the brightly coloured backplates.
The bland design of the old dashboard is being replaced with much more colorful, easy-to-read charts and graphs which pulsate as the activity on your Website changes.
"The clear message to home builders today is to build a house for a pragmatic purchaser, but don't shortchange the buyer with bland design and cramped spaces," Eichen said.
(Lutz thought it was a good idea to take a car built by GM's Australian division, Holden, put the steering wheel on the left side and sell it in the US as the "new" Pontiac GTO, starting around 2002. The car was stillborn, a victim of bland design and little connection, style-wise, to the original 1964 GTO).
Those expecting a nostalgia trip are likely to be disappointed by the new car's bland designed-in-a-wind-tunnel exterior.
Looking through reams of samey picture books, often with incredibly bland designs and even blander stories, I was drawn when my daughter was very young to the genius of Maurice Sendak.
Critics and analysts have widely praised the company's new autos, but persuading shoppers — some who swore off G.M. products decades ago because of poor quality or bland designs — to visit showrooms has remained difficult.
But the Big Three aren't just fighting bland designs.
