Sentence examples for plain printed from inspiring English sources

If he feels "a little lump" in his throat "about all the beauty we're in the process of losing," think how monks in the late Middle Ages felt as large, beautifully illuminated manuscripts gave way to plain printed books.

He worked with William Morris in 1894 on the page decorations of The Story of the Glittering Plain, printed by the Kelmscott Press in the style of 16th-century German and Italian woodcuts.

As a medium, comics are particularly well-suited to being consumed on phones, tablets and screens – arguably more so then plain print or moving image.

This show was eagerly anticipated, partly, no doubt, because Lombardi appeals to the political junkies and activists in the art world, but also, I think, because his drawings, which are oddly, almost unexpectedly beautiful, with their refined arcs and plain print, tap into a deeper vein of human experience.

Here, an unscientific time line of web advertising's progress so far: Plain print banner ads were designed to entice users to click on them and then travel to the advertiser's site and learn more about its products.

"Patient 319" was written in plain print on the front.

Simple patterns or plain prints will always look more mature.

Keep the dress simple, opting for plain prints over patterns and darker colors over pastels.

Alternatively, just use plain printing paper, if you're going to use heavy-duty jewel cases anyway.

If you can't think of something, use just your initials and make them ornate and fascinating rather than the usual plain print.

Two general types, plain and printed, or inlaid, linoleum, are produced; the latter has a constant pattern throughout its thickness.