Sentence examples for too designed from inspiring English sources

Another challenge was staying true to theme of a farm building, without becoming too designed or too conventional, Mr. Mutton said.

The greatest risk for an architect who wants to build there is, well, architecture: a structure that seems too designed would have looked silly, at best, and insulting at worst.

The company sells a range of smartphones, too, designed to take particularly flattering selfies: the front-facing selfie cameras have more powerful sensors and processors than those on regular phones, and beautifying apps start working their magic the moment a picture has been taken.

Ms. Pike, in particular, spends much of the play impressively aquiver, as if erotic shock waves were coursing beneath Christopher Oram's richly pleated costumes; Mr. Oram, too, designed the silvery, sparsely furnished chamber that is the single location, its shimmering surfaces glisteningly lit by the excellent Neil Austin.

He joined as an executive assistant to the chairman and started a program called TimJ2 (as in "This is my job, too"), designed to get doctors and senior executives to answer simple questions from patients and visitors.

"It needed to be not too designed, but carefully designed.

And if this monochrome universe feels too highly coloured, too powerfully designed, too silent and deserted, then this is consistent with the selective art of memory.

'I didn't want Babington to be too design-perfect,' explains Crawford, who was in charge of the interiors.

However, this process is too design-specific and is aimed more at industrial products.

A lot of design is too much designed on paper.

Those tests, too, were designed by CTB.