Sentence examples for decorative rules from inspiring English sources

In fact, homes that have been designed unconsciously by creative occupants without any standard decorative rules are often the most beautiful ones.

Belt sander racing now has its own tours (it is popular at home shows), international championship (this year at Rod's Building Supply in Richmond, British Columbia, on July 1, Canada Day), divisions (stock, modified and decorative), rules and specifications.

"Our decorative, disarming descendant of dynastic rule has seldom seemed a more natural fit," its leader says.

Paintings ruled, and the decorative arts were played down.

Queen Anne style, style of decorative arts that began to evolve during the rule of King William III of England, reached its primacy during the reign of Queen Anne (1702 14), and persisted after George I ascended the throne.

The only exceptions to that rule were the books that were simply decorative, picture books for the coffee table.

This is water that has been ruled unusable for agricultural, industrial and even decorative purposes dumped into rivers and lakes.

For the women, unwritten rules apply: hairdo crowns and helmets the color of decorative hothouse lemons, and suits, mostly.

Some 2.5 billion decorative plants enter the U.S. each year, and a proposed USDA rule to strengthen plant importation standards has languished since its drafting in 2004.

That just leaves the question of whether Chinese leaders truly see the rule of law as a necessity, or merely as a decorative convenience.

Regular but nonrepeating patterns, defined by precise rules, have been known in mathematics since antiquity, and medieval Islamic artists made decorative, nonrepeating tile mosaics, but the phenomenon was thought impossible in the packing of atoms.