Sentence examples for typography of from inspiring English sources

The typography of The Times is deliberately dense, giving an impression of substance.

Before reaching for an angry pen to complain about the typography of today's diagram, read on.

The typography of the genre was as full of widows and orphans as its plots.

So many backyards have given in to the unruly typography of vine, briar and bramble.

Cummings went further, claiming that even the visual impact of the typography of his poems renders them unparaphraseable.

The typography of the word is such that when you turn it upside down, it still spells whym.

Phototypesetting was for decades a vital bridge between the hot-metal days of old and the digital typography of today.

The typography of the logo is similar to the W&M Properties brand the company uses elsewhere.

So is the typography of the opening credits: soft curves and candy stripes, as seen in "Boogie Nights" (1997).

Somebody put thought into the placement and typography of every element — and tried to get as far away from the Times Square clutter of Hotmail as possible.

By all measurement the commanding figure in the typography of the late 15th century was Aldus Manutius, who also was in Venice.