Sentence examples for lively design from inspiring English sources

The app has a youthful, lively design and includes "reaction" features inspired by live-streaming services such as Twitter's Periscope and Facebook Live.

"The painter became the real star of the piece, exchanging the canvas for the lively design I had fashioned.

Tokyo One leg of the World Grand Prix is set in Tokyo, providing a lively design backdrop.

Conventional boundaries were not part of Mr. Thompson's practice, for he was just as much an advocate as an architect; of vital cities, human commerce, lively design and good eating.

"First to Fly" offers Peter Busby's engaging prose, David Craig's inviting, nostalgia-tinted paintings, and a lively design to explore both the mechanics and the milieu of the Wright Brothers.

Mind you, some people can be very sensitive: you will recall Michael Foot's problems with his short coat and the Remembrance ceremony, and Bertie Wooster's with Jeeves over several items of fetching, if lively, design, including, if I remember correctly, a pair of socks and some spats in Old Etonian colours.

In consequence, the most lively designs are often those for costume jewelry; and the best modern work usually has been on a tiny scale, making little impact on the trade.

Cypriot artists, particularly potters, recast these influences into lively designs, as one sees in a barrel-shaped jug, circa 750 B.C., with the graphically crisp image of a sea bird, perhaps a cormorant, with stylized lotuses.

Similar to how Apple knew people wouldn't want to wear a smartwatch if it wasn't fashionable, Lively designed a stylish safety watch that works with activity sensors in the home to detect falls and notify family members of things like a missed meal.

But the innovative architecture of some new mosques also challenges stereotypes about a faith hidebound by history.In this section Chips off the old block Privateers Not a curve out of place ReprintsGermany's new mosques have the liveliest designs in Europe, according to Azra Aksamija, an architectural historian at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The sixth of the lively EXD design biennales organized by Experimentadesign in Lisbon is entitled "Useless".