Sentence examples for obvious stitching from inspiring English sources

The results are quite realistic: there's no color mismatch or obvious stitching because the recognition part of the network knows that that's not how the person looks.

The undone look has been elsewhere here on the runways, too -- at Cedric Charlier, Yang Li, Lanvin and Loewe -- where obvious stitching, raw hems and random scrap fabric placement are suggesting a trend you might call "deconstruction lite".

Not that these were shabby clothes by any measure, but there was a thread of undoneness to some of them, especially pieces with a hybrid construction (a sweater in front and a chiffon blouse in back), or obvious stitching at the waist.

Wear skirts and dresses with obvious stitching up the side.

There is no obvious way to stitch mind and matter together so that duality goes away, and yet it's totally unsatisfactory to let them live apart, either.

Also, obvious poor quality — like uneven stitching — should raise suspicions.

The death of skeumorphism (seen in apps such as Find My Friends, which suffers faux leather stitching for no obvious reason, and Find My iPhone, which displays a bizarrely flickering compass needle while it "looks" for your device, and so on) will be widely celebrated.

Desai sees this as a viable strategy, one that could stitch together the obvious benefits of technology and professionalism.

If you are doing it for the first time, it is very obvious that you will make errors while stitching, so before you start stitching attach all the pieces with pins and then start sewing.

St . Johns became inconsistent, a team with obvious talent but one unable to stitch together prolonged stretches of good basketball.

Whether they picked on her because of sexism, classism, or just an unease with the way she held herself can never be known for certain, but what seems obvious is that Tulisa has been stitched up the British entertainment industry.