Sentence examples for matters of design from inspiring English sources

He promoted his architecture charity's "expertise … on the vital matters of design and environmental sustainability".

The Paris exhibition changed all that, awakening -- as did the Armory show of 1913 for modern art -- a new American interest in matters of design.

Made of shoots, roots and grasses, and elegantly patterned with thick and thin zigzag lines on a tan ground, it has a rightness about it that comes from perfect pitch in matters of design and technique.

Both are matters of design: a set of crystalline trees that suggest the aesthetic exaltations of the horrors posed by the gene-splicing space invaders, and a final conflagration of a overwrought enormity that runs just a few moments but suggests nonetheless the proximity of the ridiculous to the sublime.

But rigid models for standardized implementation that exclude national and local institutions in matters of design, resource allocation, and monitoring, particularly those outside of individual projects or programs, ensure that local institutions will remain disempowered and peripheral to the scaling up process.

These include the ontological question of what the subject matter of design might be; and the epistemological question of how designers can rely on their predictions about the properties of a potentially novel artefact.

It really simmers down to a matter of design.

This is a matter of design, and not happenstance.

In the matter of design, Ixta is basically a bar, with a restaurant attached.

As a matter of design it has been downhill from Mr. Polley's flash gun to today's cluttered device.

Or, says Plass, it could be a matter of design: ideally, games can be built in such a way that they adapt to the individual learning styles of their players.