Sentence examples for designs like that from inspiring English sources

It hails from a world of topsy-turvy values, in which reactionary designs like that for Seaside, Fla., are described as the new and innovative.

In the March 1947 issue of Commentary magazine, Rachel Wischnitzer-Bernstein posited that exuberant designs like that of Beth-El proclaimed "the new freedom and equality of the Jew in America" in the 19th century.

"It would be hard to think of an architecture further removed from Thom Mayne," he said, referring to the 2005 Pritzker Prize winner, who is known for bold theatrical designs, like that of his 2009 academic building at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art.

Geddes helped popularize the Streamlined aesthetic in the 1930s and '40s, with designs for products like the red-white-and-blue Patriot radio for Emerson and the curvaceous Soda King seltzer bottle for Walter Kidde, as well as numerous unrealized designs, like that of a bullet-shaped train with an aluminum body.

Other designs, like that of Principle Power, which uses a semi-submerged platform with adjustable buoyancy, can be built on or near shore, but even so, with turbines at 10 miles or more from land, the costs of installation, maintenance and repair would be high.

Freedom Tower's structure is derived from bridge design, like that of the Eiffel Tower.

Its design, like that of the cemetery, utilized simple primary forms and repetitive elements in the facade.

There is no operating nuclear plant in the United States with a vulnerable design like that of Chernobyl.

Why are cars designed like that, and do you see any dynamic and dramatic styling changes in the near future?

Intricate production design, like that of Kill Your Darlings, Nebraska or Labor Day, remains a big-screen speciality.

But Mr. Zuckerberg's focus on uncluttered design, like that of Google, is keeping the advertising on each of the site's main pages far smaller than on MySpace.