Sentences with phrase «decorative purposes not»

But is the desirability of gold for decorative purposes not driven by social prestige derived from its extrinsic value?

Not exact matches

If you can't bear to part with this bowl I would suggest it be used for decorative purposes only.

I've seen various other peppers in oil, but the label states they are for decorative purposes only and not to be eaten.

The steering wheel doesn't turn the wheels on the truck and is only there for decorative purposes.

Cribs that don't meet safety standards should be destroyed or used for decorative purposes only.

(This mobile is for decorative purposes and is not a toy.)

Perfectly fine, but NOT GOOD FOR CAFT OR DECORATIVE purposes, as each walnut has a red brand stamp on it.

The drawing of the RITA statuette may not be used in generic fashion as a logo or decorative motif for any purpose in any publication not explicitly authorized by RWA.

Book cover is still important but not AS important as it is in print, because the book isn't going to serve a decorative purpose; all the cover does is attract reader interest to start with.

The Maine Coon cat's fur was not designed for decorative purposes only.

These are typically purchased with a specific purpose in mind, for example the heavy - duty crates might be necessary if your dog is an escape artist or if he has been able to destroy other crates in the past, while more decorative dog crates are better suited for more docile dogs who won't chew their way through the wood frame.

They say the best winter apparel should not merely be decorative, it should serve a greater purpose.

The Egyptians worshipped them; the ancient Chinese kept them for decorative purposes; and from medieval times through the Victorian Age, people used fish to make table arrangements more attractive — though perhaps not more fragrant

Kushner's lawyer told artnet News via a statement from the White House that the works of art in the Kushner - Trump house are for decorative purposes only, not investments.

The tiny home is called Calypso, and it is clad in red cedar, with one section treated with the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban method, which seems to have been used for decorative purposes in this case, and not as a preservation method.

It is called an objective statement and it is certainly not there for decorative purposes.

Having things on display that you actually use rather than just look at is efficient, and cost - saving (because it is a dual - purpose item rather than just a decorative piece), not to mention completely authentic!

We do not use our foyer so the chair and books serve more of a decorative purpose than an actual function.

I take it they were decorative and did not serve a purpose, like holding up the ceiling?

When you like the details, finish and presence of a decorative piece but not in the context of its original purpose, repurpose.

They are not dishwasher or microwave safe and should be used for decorative purposes only.

Similar to the inverted pleat drapery style, the goblet drape style is best for a decorative purpose, and is not ideal for frequent use.