(1) My pizza cutters seek to demolish the sterile conformity of mass produced objects and represent the stylistic and flamboyant embellishment of groups who live on the fringe of popular culture.(2) This local competition has been linked, in part, to the battle for prestige between the guilds that were responsible for the maintenance, construction, and embellishment of the two churches.(3) To some extent we may include here the rebuilding or embellishment of parish churches in this period, although this phenomenon was a mixture of genuine piety, civic pride, and pride in personal achievements.(4) Now I'm looking forward to a whole new world of metal embellishment for my art.(5) the embellishment of church interiors through the use of the visual arts(6) Scrapbooking takes the elements of design, photography, typography, and embellishment and puts it into the realm of personal expression.(7) Municipal pride, manifested by artistic embellishment without utilitarian purpose, shone out from them.(8) The horror of their story needs no embellishment .(9) Apart from the logical connection between a growing economy and building output, Goad's essay makes stylistic links between the two periods in terms of exuberance and attitudes towards embellishment and decoration.(10) Surprisingly, since this almost obsessive devotion to art making and home embellishment typically falls within the realm of the self-trained artist, Mary Nohl did study art.(11) It was always a great laugh listening to all the young single men on a Monday morning bragging about their weekend exploits with the usual embellishment on one or two stories!(12) If you have access to an embroidery machine, add an additional embellishment by embroidering a motif over the decorative or straight smocking stitches.(13) Programmes of building and sculptural embellishment of major churches, for example at Exeter, Lichfield and Winchester cathedrals, were halted by the outbreak of plague.(14) His has become a name to reckon with in the construction and embellishment of houses, apartments, institutions and industrial establishments.(15) Therefore, to church members the Book of Mormon is not fiction, not pseudepigrapha, not literary embellishment , not a parable or an allegory, but a book about real people who lived in ancient times.(16) The first such question was asked by UFO researcher Philip J. Klass in 1967, who was checking an embellishment of the MacDougall story as told in a UFO book.
