Sentence examples for interior principles from inspiring English sources

However, this quiet disposition provides indispensable clues to the interior principles he lived by and that directly affected his exterior actions.

Karen Pine, professor of psychology at the university of Hertfordshire and a specialist in consumerist culture, said Gaddafi's interior design principle – "bigger, better, with more gold on" – has "nothing to do with taste or style"; its only purpose being to reinforce to others, and himself, his elevated position.

It strikes me that I am being instructed in the principles of interior design by one of the Avengers.

Mrs. Hervey-Bathurst notes, often with an understated but sharp humor, principles of interior decoration that can be applied to more ordinary houses.

Basic principles of interior design still apply, like maximize space and following some cohesive theme.

A day after European interior ministers agreed in principle to expand patrols across the Mediterranean, from Spain to Cyprus, Mr. Barroso pledged to work "tirelessly" to enhance an European Union-wide migration and asylum policy.

The interior was organized by two principles, one physical, one perceptual.

Camera layouts for interior assessment follow the same principles and guidelines as for exterior cameras.

Cook took the concepts she learned from Dreyfus to new heights with "The Art of Space," her seminal textbook that breaks interior design into seven fundamental principles.

So far as I know, this is the one instance in which the principle of flexible interior space, first worked out for museums by Mr. Clarence S. Stein, the architect, has been utilized in thoroughgoing fashion.

The healthiest buildings and interiors, according to ancient Chinese principles of feng shui, are those that have no clutter, because clutter, which is complexity by another name, deadens the energy in a house.It does the same to the human mind.