Sentence examples for design niceties from inspiring English sources

Ittiam builds working prototypes based on digital signal processors such as those from TI. Ittiam doesn’t worry about design niceties such as color or styling.

Ittiam builds working prototypes based on digital signal processors such as those from TI. Ittiam doesn't worry about design niceties such as color or styling.

That's not completely a bad thing — the stainless chassis and the soft-touch plastic that the Slate's rear is swathed in are rather nice — but there are precious few other design niceties to be found here.

You might have thought that niceties of design would get in the way of its relentless contest with other financial centres to be the most fearsome money machine in the world, but no.

Other things like the app's curated experience or its mobile-first design were just extra niceties.

Legal niceties seemed designed to protect the high street banks and frustrate potential competition.

She has been cheerfully scrupulous about White House traditions and rituals, including such niceties as designing what will be known as the Obama China.

He recruited Walter Landor, who turned logo design from a graphic nicety into a powerful branding and cultural tool, and he co-opted Harold Burson who turned PR into a corporate reputation engine from press releases to saving companies in crisis.

Even if you're not into the niceties of suspension design, you'll sense that the MPS should now steer like a go-kart (and maybe ride like a farm-cart).

The prices, layouts and amenities of the two buildings were worlds apart, but I was surprised by what they had in common, in terms of the aesthetics that the developers thought would please prospective buyers: mostly white kitchens and bathrooms, brand-name appliances, and little niceties like unusual tile designs and lots of closet space.

That book, as Houston acknowledges, is "probably the single most useful work on the origins of modern punctuation", though, as he also rightly suggests, it does rather dispense "with such niceties as readability, accessibility, and pleasing design".