Sentence examples for ornament by from inspiring English sources

Chrysanthemums, sometimes called Japan's national flower, were the inspiration for a splendid diamond-set dress ornament by Vever (pictured).

There is little difference between a glass zoological model in the form of a squid by Leopold Blashka and a hyper-realistic enamel beetle on a corsage ornament by Rene Lalique: in both cases, natural life is minutely observed, virtuosically rendered, and utterly freakish.

If the virtue of style is defined as a mean between the banality involving form of clarity and overly dignified (and hence inappropriate) speech, it is with good reason that Aristotle speaks of only one virtue of prose style, and not of clarity, ornament (by dignified expressions) and appropriateness as three distinct virtues of style.

*** Ornament by Jacqui Gallant.

The exhibition was an expansion upon and celebration of the 1915 treatise Projective Ornament by American architect and theosophist Claude Bragdon, and related to Auerbach's interest in "consciousness as a four-dimensional material" and the notion that ornamentation is capable of enabling mind-altering experiences.

It is made conspicuous as an ornament by its coloration, reflectance [ 14], shape [ 15], and size [ 16].

Enameled bronze bell ornamented by crude imitation of Indian bell ornamentation (vajras, etc). with a lotus on head.

The radial and trilete pollen is ornamented by grana and coni.

Astbury's red or buff earthenware was ornamented by white relief ships, figures, and fortifications.

Copper work was often further ornamented by gilding, enamelling, or applying precious stones.

Handle is ornamented by symbols and foliage, and sits upon opaque white glasswork emperor hat button.