Sentence examples for typeface itself from inspiring English sources

The "Underground" typeface itself (now known as Johnston) was a calm, rational, tranquil insertion into this increasingly complex world.

The transition to precipitation can be seen in the way leaves blow across the pages, how the thickly applied opaque paint breaks up into white and blue swirls, and how the typeface itself seems to shake.

How physical factors impact legibility is far from a new question; previous work in this domain has examined the impact of the shape and form (Paterson & Tinker, 1932; Roethlein, 1912) of the typeface itself, the size of the letterforms (Sanford, 1888), the polarity of the display (Piepenbrock, Mayr, & Buchner, 2014; Piepenbrock, Mayr, Mund, & Buchner, 2013) among other features.

TRANS-1, 10 POINT: This typeface refreshes itself continuously on the screen, words being replaced by their synonyms.

In the case of the four themes being announced today, Quip has worked with Commercial Type on the typefaces, and has itself developed the rest of the page design.

Intended to be printed in different magazines, it would be different each time, since it consists of a list of information about itself: its own typeface, the magazine's paper stock and page size, and the area of paper occupied by type or left empty, as well as the number of nouns, adverbs, adjectives and numbers needed to convey this information.

Then there's the impact that typeface and layout have on the reading process itself.

But the simplicity of the typeface would not have mattered much if the inscription itself had been longwinded.

Cover by cover, this has manifested itself as a similar use of the typeface Helvetica Bold on each cover.

The interface itself is thoughtfully designed — browsing is simple, the five typeface options are each appealing.

The album's back cover included a "letter" from Zappa-created fictional character Suzy Creamcheese (who also appears on the album itself), which read: Because the text was printed in a typeface resembling typewriter lettering, some people thought that Suzy Creamcheese was real, and many listeners expected to see her in concert performances.