Sentence examples for less ornate from inspiring English sources

Typefaces are less ornate these days, even if some of the symbols can look like relics.

A second, somewhat less ornate, plan, however, dating from 1695 96 was adopted, and the palace was finished by 1711.

Gil Cates, the show's producer, said those attending would decide whether to wear designer gowns or something less ornate.

However, despite being much less ornate than an Edgar Wright film, Paul still has traces of the old verve.

(The art is far less ornate than the intertwining profile illustrations on the cover of their classic "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" 20 years ago).

There is no other mansion — its Gilbert-designed twin at 1 Riverside is less ornate — quite like it on the Upper West Side.

Nalanda was the centre of striking but less-ornate images in black stone and of Buddhist bronze icons.

The images became more ornate, less heraldic and frontal, less Pop (a category he, naturally, disdains), with plunging perspectives, thrusting forms and various other special effects.

Others found it overly ornate and less accessible to people in wheelchairs.

The Ionic order was always more ornate and less stereotyped than the Doric, yet it was still limited to monumental plans, and the Ionic temples of the 6th century exceed in size and decoration even the most ambitious of their Classical successors.

Boomstick is less varied than Angel, whose ornate settings, tricky puzzles and more complex level design give the game play greater depth.