Sentence examples for inventiveness of design from inspiring English sources

The cups' inventiveness of design, their eccentric but workable color schemes, their dazzling glazes (when they are glazed) and the sheer pizzazz of their presence, enticingly displayed, make this exhibition more than a mini-event.

That is to say, when it comes to antiques nothing counts more than the immediately palpable quality of the thing itself -- its beauty or inventiveness of design, its craft or striking originality.

As one architect noted while trying to save it: "The Larkin Building set a precedent for many an office building we admire today and should be regarded not as an outmoded utilitarian structure but as a monument, if not to Mr Wright's creative imagination, to the inventiveness of American design".

Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan, a co-founder of the blog Apartment Therapy, praised IKEA for "the inventiveness of their designs" and "the usability of their furniture," but, he added, "A brand-new IKEA store that's fully stocked can be a happy place, but one that's been trampled by the crowds on a Saturday is an ugly place to be".

"It would be impossible to express the inventiveness of Leonardo's design for the soldiers' uniforms, or the crests of the helmets, not to mention the incredible skill he demonstrated in the shape and features of the horses, which Leonardo, better than any other master, created with their boldness, muscles and graceful beauty," he wrote.

I respect the creativity and inventiveness of our designers.

The novel is formally constructed, each chapter offering a correction to the obituary of Wesley that appears on the first page, and this sobriety of design contrasts with the inventiveness of Leithauser's portraits.

Unfortunately, there has been very little freshness or inventiveness in the design of these structures.

While they liked the inventiveness of Dennis Kelly's book and the staging and design work, they found the subject too dark — a young girl battling her cartoonishly cruel parents and headmistress — and a bit chilly.

This is partly a matter of the witty inventiveness of the production, lighted by Philippe Vialatte and designed by Oria Puppo, which creates an entire township from its small cast.

While Greig has lent the fable a measure of ambivalence, what enchants is the inventiveness of Fink's music, Finn Caldwell's puppetry, Rob Howell's designs and Max Webster's production.