Examples of 'more ornate' in a sentence
Meaning of "more ornate"
This phrase describes something that is decorated, elaborate, or intricately designed. It suggests that the object or item being referred to has additional decorative elements or embellishments compared to something simpler or plainer
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And become more and more ornate.
Those were more ornate and decorative.
And every year it gets more ornate.
They are more ornate than they.
They are also far more ornate.
Each is more ornate and spectacular than the last.
Multifarious ones in the more ornate schools.
It was certainly more ornate than most of the other buildings down here.
Interior fabrics and floor coverings were more ornate.
These patterns were more ornate than others in the region.
The more complicated styles are those that carry more ornate lines.
The front section is more ornate and speaks of mild affluence.
Try frames that are more ornate.
There are also some more ornate clocks and a miniature grandfather clock.
Ears are becoming more ornate.
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The chasseurs had far more ornate uniforms than their contemporaries the fusiliers.
Some recipients later replaced this with a more ornate silver suspension.
Waterspouts became more ornate toward the end of the Romanesque architectural period.
Music became more ornate.
The work appears more ornate and intricate than the Peter Pan sculpture.
The interior of the building was even more ornate than the exterior.
We also swapped out the more ornate French provincial furniture for some with a modern twist.
Some evidence exists of social stratification in larger homes and more ornate grave goods.
These buildings generally had more ornate storefronts and apartments above.
Most fiberglass work is reserved for the exterior walls of more ornate upper towers.
The design of the room is more ornate than the general office space.
They start simple and crude And become more and more ornate.
They are certainly one of the more ornate pigeons shown off among fanciers.
The buildings in Karnaca frequently have flat roofs and more ornate windows.
Taoist temples are much more ornate than Buddhist temples.
LDPE is the softer of the two and its softness allows for a more ornate design.
The market cross of Grampound is more ornate than the other three crosses.
If you are able to, try frames that are more ornate.
It's far more ornate than the one we left.
Other theories since kept developing better or more ornate versions of inflationary theory.
The more ornate the lobby, the more depressing it is.
The real novelty consisted in the introduction of a more ornate melody into antiphonal psalmody.
He resisted the more ornate tendencies of the Rocaille style, and moved toward neoclassicism.
The latter eventually evolved into the more ornate Corinthian style.
The visual impact of the more ornate Bloor contrasts sharply with the plain, unadorned Leaside.
Some day I will tell you about my more ornate concepts.
However, some of the more ornate hanhaba obi are made from old maru obi.
The man 's belt was usually the more ornate.
Aaron 's garments were even more ornate than those for his sons.
Although inconspicuous from the outside, the inside is more ornate.
In this form, her costume becomes more ornate and her powers are increased.
Patterns became more full, and the bars more ornate.
They are a bit more ornate than ordinary wooden shoes ( called geta ).
It is not a faithful replica, being more ornate than the original.
Final works were overseen by Giovanni de Cecco, who made the facade even more ornate.
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