Sentence examples for busy design from inspiring English sources

About that ilk: with its busy design, facile exoticism and ultradark lighting, Macao strikes a pose that's familiar, and — suddenly and strangely — nostalgic.

A brilliantly busy design he devised for a 1910 Easter postcard would have looked equally appetizing on curtains or dress fabrics, and that was the Werkstätte's point: aestheticize daily life; turn everything around you into one big matching set.

Colorfully illustrated, charted and graphed, the busy design is occasionally off-putting, but it serves well as a synthesis of statistics, tips, treatment options and the vagaries of medical economics.

Beckett, who oversaw many productions of his play, was unafraid to criticize set designers who he thought failed to capture the over-all look of "Godot"; he particularly disliked the busy design of the first English-language production, directed by Peter Hall, in London, in 1955.

Not a nook is neglected: Julian McGowan's witty, busy design of props and velevety drapes makes the audience always aware of a stage beyond a stage; Johanna Town's evocative lighting perfectly recreates the illusion of intimacy with golden ponds of light.

WORST: Busy design sorely in need of a makeover.

Real estate agents say lease prices are dropping in at least some parts of the area, and architects who were once busy designing stylish offices for new Internet companies say business has fallen off.

The creator of the software, email company MailChimp, created them as an antidote to busy, design-heavy bulk emails.

But how to combine more than one of these busy designs without getting a headache?

Elsewhere, Mary Rose staff were busy designing the exhibition mounts and interpretation panels.

Maximilian kept him busy designing costumes, sets and special effects for feasts, weddings and other courtly festivals.