Sentence examples for most decoration from inspiring English sources

I found myself reflecting, glumly, on the timid or arch character of most decoration today.

Humor, a moment that makes one smile, seems to have vanished from most decoration: taste has become rigidly uniform — those far-too-long, desperately ungiving sofas, furniture arranged to look good with little thought of its actual use, the spiky "pieces" made by "artists" — probably because designers think too hard and not subjectively about it.

Given the innate absurdity of most decorations, any alternative system should at least be more entertaining than the current one.In this section America's angry election Going, going, gong Turning sour Muammar Qaddafi comes in from the cold ReprintsWhy not use new technology to make the whole thing more democratic?

The fitter birds, which survived better and produced the most young, had nests closer to their marshland hunting grounds and tended to put up the most decorations, whereas birds with poorer territories had none.

If the numbers of decorations at bowers are socially controlled, then males should reject most decorations added to their bowers, and there should be a positive correlation between the numbers of decorations at bowers before and after supplementation.

He gave meticulous attention to every part of each room, from the carpets to the most unobtrusive decoration.

If you care to look around the Riviera pub, the most recent decoration is a wall dedicated to heroes Brant Webb and Todd Russell.

It is little more than a fluorescent-lit single room; the most notable decoration is a poster signed in gold ink by the cast of "The Sopranos".

There is an abstract painting on one wall, but the most arresting decoration is the collection of black-and-white photographs of everyday objects: a street sign, a park bench, a water fountain.

Collard later defended an army general convicted of crimes against humanity for torturing prisoners in the Algerian war, saying of his client: "His most noble decoration was the opprobrium".

The most exquisite decoration in the whole complex is found in the third mihrab, or prayer niche, a small octagonal recess roofed with a single block of white marble that is carved in the form of a shell and has walls inlaid with Byzantine-style mosaics and gold.