Sentence examples for decorative sense from inspiring English sources
Both Bonnard and Vuillard displayed a strong decorative sense in the arrangement of dense areas of colour.
They reveal a rich symbolic vocabulary and decorative sense as well as a highly successful union of function and dynamic form.
The subject of "Letter from an Unknown Woman" is the essence of character as it can be discerned from appearances, and Ophüls's bravura camerawork and decorative sense conjure an exquisitely calibrated romanticism.
In this and other works, his personal themes of human integrity and the quiet heroism of everyday work were enhanced by his decorative sense of colour and line and the monumentality of his presentation.
Garcetti — whose stylish decorative sense and fondness for digital services such as Instagram have led some observers to dub him a millennial-friendly "hipster mayor" — said he's confident that Sanders' enthusiastic young backers would come around to supporting the party's eventual nominee.
Discernable by magnification, the inconspicuous placement of Brenner's signature imitates that of a Sicilian engraver, Euainetos, whose work Brenner described as having an "extraordinary decorative sense woven into every line, giving to the empty spaces as much charm as to the modeled surfaces".
Using an interplay of fine and decorative art, a sense of loss is captured, a picture emblazoned of an evolution of complex mourning traditions reaching into the Victorian era and peaking at the time of Abraham Lincoln's death.
They were not decorative in any sense.
Accent fixtures spotlight objects like artworks, and decorative fixtures add a sense of style, Mr. Whitehead said.
But it was only in the Spanish-style tooleatherther bags or jacket that the Latin decorative mode made fashion sense.
Together with her related "Icons" series of comb-textured works on paper, they are apparently intended to evoke ancient artifacts and feelings of timeless unity, but their decorative appeal overwhelms any sense of greater significance.
