Sentence examples for something of a design from inspiring English sources

WHEN Paci opened in 1996, it caused something of a design sensation.

It's still something of a design disaster, a cacophony of competing fonts, window designs and button styles.

As something of a design fetishist, I threaded through Ljubljana to uncover its old and new talents, starting with the grande dame of Ljubljana fashion, Marjeta Groselj.

Also, something of a design error: the motors protrude from the back of the board.

Why would you make fun of a product that was going to help young women stay healthy, that was going to protect them from sexually transmitted infections as well as unintended pregnancy?" To be fair, the FC1 had something of a design flaw.

It also helps, they said, not to try to copy something out of a design magazine.

Would he ever consider switching to something of a newer design?

That said, the Draco does have something of a modular design, so users can swap in parts to upgrade, or in case of collision.

In the earliest days of the Surface, it was hard to shake the notion that the line was something of a reference design for Windows 8. Of course, things have evolved quite a bit in the half-decade since the first Surface launched.

Abstract is something of a GitHub for design (ironically used by GitHub for design).

"In Australia, you would buy muslin wraps in four packs of white, but I wanted something with more of a design element," she said.