Sentence examples for design commentators from inspiring English sources

Whenever design commentators, like me, reflect on what does — and doesn't — constitute "good design," we tend to identify "sustainability" or "responsibility" as an indispensable element.

Despite the realist nature of the bronze statues in the design, commentators have often also noted the dehumanising aspects of the memorial.

The design commentator Stephen Bayley has described it as "fake, heartless, authoritarian and grimly cute".

Bruce Nussbaum, an influential American design commentator, recently posted a blog entitled: "Is humanitarian design the new imperialism?" in which he accused some humanitarian designers of imposing well-meant, but inappropriate solutions on developing countries.

The U.S. design commentator Bruce Nussbaum summed up the problem in a 2010 blog post with the self-explanatory title: "Is Humanitarian Design the New Imperialism?" Eco-Fuel Africa provides a useful counterpoint to that stereotype.

As design commentator Rick Poynor said: "Inexpensive Penguins provided a crash course in world literature and the publisher's Pelicans told you everything you might need to know about history, politics, sociology and film.

But a ferocious feud erupted over a blog post by the American design commentator Bruce Nussbaum titled: "Is humanitarian design the new imperialism?" It isn't, at least not if it is intelligently conceived and executed in collaboration with the people it is intended to benefit, rather than being foisted upon them.

Basically, those ideas are about American culture at this moment, at home and abroad, in the news and in fashion, as seen from the vantage of two design-savvy commentators.

Stephen Bayley is a design critic, cultural commentator and author.

Many commentators suggest design and control should be integrated.

Other commentators have recommended the design of designated portal sites or gateway servers that organise and edit web content [ 78].