Sentence examples for intensely decorated from inspiring English sources

Compared with the intensely decorated flower-and-nature couture show Mr. Valli showed just a year ago, everything had lightened up: the simple setting and a sculpted style had moved right away from the 1950s Alta Roma look of earlier collections.

Neoplastic cells were intensely decorated with antibodies against CD117/c-kit [Figure 2], CD34 and vimentin, were focally immunoreactive for α-SMA and S-100 protein, but did not stain for cytokeratin 18. Proliferation index by means of a Ki67/MIB-1 immunostain was approximately 10%, with predominant staining in peripheral tumour areas.

Following on last season's intensely decorated clothes, summer brought crunchy lace and floral applications.

A tuxedo jumpsuit ushered in intensely decorated black outfits, which included leather tops punctuated with gilding and maybe shown with draped, drop-crotch pants.

Intensely private, she decorated her tiny dressing room and, Mr. Grosbard says, sometimes slept there.

Masai women, in their intensely colored and decorated robes, work in the hub, using embroidery skills on the 7,000 Westwood bags produced annually.

Though I should have abstained, I made room for the chocolate soufflé: a delicious chocolate cake round with a warm, runny, intensely chocolate center, decorated with chocolate cake ribbons and a cascade of zabaione sauce.

(A small sign of the times: Some lockers are not decorated as intensely as in years past. There's no time, and many students save their best design impulses for MySpace or Facebook pages).

It is an installation consisting of 30 life-size plaster casts of faces and arms, each of them furiously decorated with intensely colorful dots and stripes arranged in patterns, although there are many areas in which the decoration is intentionally formless and even crude.

Furthermore, following fusion Plin A-YFP often decorated the site where fusion had occurred with stable, large and intensely fluorescent patches.

The crispy pork belly, a staple of Korean cuisine called samgyeopsal, is intensely rich, and silky chocolate mousse is served up in tiny traditional kimchi pots made from chocolate, which are decorated with cake crumbs and edible flowers.