decorative form造句

• These included decorative forms as in Medieval jewellery, sometimes with their limbs intricately interlaced.
• From 350 BC-250 BC the decorative forms change even further.
• Also some decorative forms of Lombard architecture were adopted.
• Decorative forms included wildlife pieces representing owls, penguins and other birds in smooth stylistic forms.
• In his early work he expressed it in another gothic buildings executed by Renaissance decorative forms.
• Argand lamps were manufactured in a great variety of decorative forms and quickly became popular in America.
• The exterior and hall have extensive and busy carved decoration, featuring strapwork and a profusion of decorative forms.
• Where many frogs are repeated beyond any reasonable needs for fastening, this purely decorative form is termed'frogging '.
• From the 11th-century " limb-flowery ", " limb-arrowy " and " limb-spotty " decorative forms of Asomtavruli are developed.
• Whatever the diversity, Graham's cardinal principles are clear : movement expresses inner emotion and is never diluted into decorative form.
• Not only cosmetic surgery but more decorative forms of body modification _ piercing, tattooing and scarification _ are thriving, too.
• The 1912 Pattern cavalry officer's sword is of the same basic form as the 1908 trooper's version, but in a more decorative form.
• Earlier research has repeatedly sought to justify the term ` Cape-Dutch'solely by comparing the decorative form of these gables to those of Amsterdam.
• Social themes, as with the decorative form, are found in works of a number of artists from the 1940s up to the present.
• The construction is similar to an'A'frame, but the decorative form of the cast iron upright obscures that basic shape and might be considered unique.
• Mutability is the theme here, too _ summer lilies give way to autumn leaves _ but expressed as pinpoint-fine decorative forms frozen in time.
• UNESCO wrote, " . . . the Diaolou . . . display a complex and flamboyant fusion of Eastern and Western structural and decorative forms.
• The decorative form is similar to reflex blooms, but the ray florets usually do not radiate at more than a 90?angle to the stem.
• UNESCO wrote, " . . . the Diaolou . . . display a complex and flamboyant fusion of Chinese and Western structural and decorative forms.
• Obsolete institutions such as the Curiae, the Consulate, were finally removed from a legal perspective, even though these still continued in a lesser, decorative form.