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49 examples of Decoration in a sentence

And then finally, Kelly's play of brilliants added to that really some play, I think, of the skyline of Hong Kong, or perhaps the chandelier in the opera house, or in the theater here, which is the decoration, the icing on the cake, something playful, something that is just an addition to the architectural environment, I would say.
While from the outside, these homes look like any other informal structure in the city, when you step inside, you are met with all manner of design decisions and interior decoration.
But design, for some reason, is still misunderstood for decoration.
But they don't know whether the spices were used for food or medication or just decoration.
And I mean literally, you're surrounded by painted curtains, the original decoration of this chapel.
The original decoration of this church reflected a smaller world.
With the addition of images of the Pope's friends and family, this was a perfect decoration for a small court limited to the European continent.
And we hang that chain up in our classroom as a decoration, sure, but also as a reminder that we are all connected.
The chain that hangs in my classroom is more than just a decoration.
When faced with particularly difficult setbacks or complexities, a really interesting behavior emerges: decoration.
It's not about decoration.
She came across as a ditsy household decoration, rather than a strong woman.
The set decoration was appropriate for the time, but a decorator's nightmare.
The best scenes are those in which the exaggeration is minimal, as when the people engage in banal conversations about interior decoration, and recoil at discussing deeper issues.
Worst of all is the meaningless inclusion of Gyllenhaal's on-the-spot girlfriend, around merely for decoration and a brief gratuitous love-scene.
The lighting is excellent, and the set decoration is perfectly spooky.
Beautiful use of color, form, imagery, environment--and fabulous set decoration, combine with state-of-the-art computer graphics.
And that set decoration with those "clever" reminders of Wagner's anti-Semitism -- will there ever be a viewer of this film with no prior knowledge of Wagner?
Usually I do not care about the decoration in movie but this from "Free Money" made me angry.
The set decoration is appealing in a somewhat surrealistic way, but the actual story is insufferable hokum.
The photography of the river is marvelous, as is the interior period decoration.
If you like decoration of Banana Republic stores, this is a must.
Throughout the film there is an emphasis on visual detail, on clothing, machinery, decoration, and symbolic images such as a caged bird, a heap of torn photographs, a diamond bracelet.
The shiny cinematography was the work of veteran Loyal Griggs, the set decoration was supplied by Albert Nozaki, Hal Pereira and Walter Tyler, with set decoration by Sam Comer and Roy Moyer and costumes by Edith Head, John Jensen and Ralph Jester.
The 3 production numbers are the frosting on the cake & James Cagney's performance is added decoration to the cake.
Then to top it all off we have Sean Connery in a role he'd probably rather forget as the "Green Knight", but he looks more like a Christmas decoration then an actual magical knight.
The rest of the movie is just GORGEOUS with the European locations, set decoration and authentic props (including a steam locomotive!).
Paul Cameron's cinematography, the controlled art direction supplied by Drew Boughton, and the award level and very complex set decoration by Rosemary Brandenburg all in my opinion add greatly to the film's unusual believability.
What they call "historic events" is just a plot, a scene for the movie, nothing to do with real historic events as the movie does not have such a purpose....The maps are just a decoration, which really look good, but again unreal.
The set decoration and designs are just plain awful, did they have to use floodlights in every scene?