Sentence examples for unmistakable design from inspiring English sources
Clark Bradshaw, a computer animator and graphic designer in Nicholasville, Ky., cited the chair's unmistakable design.
Available in four high-gloss color options including white, blue, red and black, the unmistakable design immediately catches the eye.
Beginning with the artful and translucent iMac more than a decade ago and continuing through the sleek and contoured iPad, Apple's unmistakable design quality has been the brainchild of Jonathan Ive, the company's senior vice president of industrial design, whose products have been displayed in the Museum of Modern Art.
The pair were friends: here she is performing Dress You Up at his birthday party at the Paradise Garage in 1984, wearing an outfit covered in his unmistakable designs.
More immediate gratification for Simpsons and Futurama fans can be found in Groening's unmistakable character design.
Giger's is obviously most evident, but there's so much unmistakable Ron Cobb and Syd Mead design on the screen and they all add something different that somehow blends together perfectly.
Giger's is obviously most evident, but there's so much unmistakable Ron Cobb and Syd Mead design on the screen, and they all add something different that somehow blends together perfectly.
The Kimmel Center will be an unmistakable "there". Designed by Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates, it will be as tall as the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library to the east and taller than the tower of Judson Memorial Church to the west.
But it also highlights some of the constraints of being a Best Western: limited amenities and, for all the careful design, the unmistakable midcentury layout.
Just two years ago, we left Hugh Grant lounging in a Notting Hill square, with a pregnant Julia Roberts snuggling up to him, and, like millions of others, he was reading a paperback with that unmistakable Mediterranean-blue jacket design.
The message here was unmistakable: the customer not the design staff, the marketing team, or the production group—had to be satisfied with a product's quality before it was considered acceptable for shipment.
