Sentence examples for decorative character from inspiring English sources

The Western, nonspecialist viewer may be oblivious to much of the standardized symbolism woven into many pieces of seemingly purely decorative character.

Though the rebuilt Milan Cathedral is, in plan and general character, Italianate, its decorative character is mainly derived from the north, probably Germany.

From this point on, under Gothic influence, Sassetta's style assumes an increasingly decorative character, manifest initially in a polyptych in San Domenico at Cortona (probably 1437) and reaching its climax in a cycle of scenes from the legend of St. Anthony the Abbot.

When only the decorative characters were included, the RI was 0.593.

The second stage of the analysis examined how well decorative characters (n = 80) fitted the tree compared to the technical characters (n = 42).

This proposal was assessed by applying cladistic methods of phylogenetic reconstruction to a data set comprising decorative characters from textiles produced by Turkmen tribes since the 18th century.

Use "decorative" characters.

Adding too many Xs or similar decorative characters to your name is sometimes looked down upon and seen as unoriginal.

Their architecturally scaled descriptions of décor are decorative in character yet wonderfully grim.

("They have a decorative baroque character — they are Nature's Big Bling," he later wrote).

She was impressed that the series "is surprisingly devoid of the sexual innuendo and exploitation that anime fans have come to associate with decorative female characters"; it avoids the stereotypical, beautiful women, and instead creates its own "extreme" world.