Meanings of as ornate in English

The tattoo was not quite as ornate as some, but very precise.

His presentation was not as ornate as that of Alice Stebbins.

Morrison, also in a tuxedo, though his wasn't nearly as ornate as Mark's.

The architrave was as ornate as the cornice.

Manton's business suite was lavishly furnished, but not quite as ornate and garish as his apartment.

Her tunic was beautiful yet simple, though her steel gauntlets-armedwith hidden blades-wereas ornate as they were deadly.

Broken pocket watches still retain beauty, such as ornate Celtic shields, though they have rusted hinges and other flaws.

Both had herons on the collars, and both were at least as ornate as the scarlet coat he was wearing.

They were too short, florid to the point of gaudy, or not as ornate as she thought they should be.

I ended up back in a place called The Vines, which was nearly as ornate as the Philharmonic but infinitely quieter.

He had necklaces as well, jeweled chains nearly as ornate as Master Banage's, and bracelets glittering beneath the cuffs of his robe.

The four-bedroom period house has been completely modernised, but retains many of its period features such as ornate cornices and timber-framed sash windows.

The Companions' practice jerkins were as ornate as their banquet garb, worked with raised patterns and colors to show hunting or battle scenes.

It caught the sun; its crags and outcrops, its caves and eagle nests cast stark shadows, made its surface as ornate as a cathedral.

There lay the sled, long, low and scarlet, not as ornate as the expensive "Black Beauty," for which he had longed, but quite as serviceable.