Sentence examples for design virtues from inspiring English sources

Most of us have an ability to "edit out" the ugly bits, the unfortunate styling gesture or recriminating accessory, and concentrate on the design virtues in a collection.

One of the most astute and complicated designers of his generation, Mr. Margiela would have to rely on the good will of his audience if he expected people to see design virtues (or signs of effort) in beige minidresses with jumbo cowl necks, one-shoulder jersey tops sweeping over mismatched leggings, and black leather jackets that soared upward at the shoulder like a smokestack.

So if design classics are not appreciated for their innovativeness, are they simply classics, because experts elevate them to this position by repeatedly touting their design virtues?

On the other hand, visualizations were superior in communicating some aspects of the design in virtue of their ability to direct attention to centred or foreground pictorial elements.

This article will discuss the change of teaching method in art design in virtue of the professional capacity of the art design graduates, the current situation of the art design teachers in universities, and the present professional teaching, and it also bring consideration the importance and the practical operation of the school-company cooperation in art design teaching.

Monitor was the most innovative design by virtue of its low freeboard, shallow-draft iron hull, and total dependence on steam power.

The Monitor was the most innovative design by virtue of its low freeboard, shallow-draft iron hull, and total dependence on steam power.

Humans were designed for virtue and so they ought to be virtuous.

"Coconut is sold based on the quality of designs and virtue of what the brand does and stands for," he said.

But Coeckelbergh goes on to claim that computer games can be designed to facilitate virtues like empathetic and cosmopolitan moral development so he is not arguing against all games just those where the violence inhibits moral growth (Coeckelbergh 2007).

These blocked the firing arcs of the gun turrets so that they were deprived of the axial fire which was the original design's greatest virtue.