Sentence examples for Informative style from inspiring English sources
This lavishly illustrated paperback already has garnered rave reviews from all walks of photography for its breezy, informative style and unbounded enthusiasm for making pictures.
Couzens's light but informative style combines with Peter Partington's deft watercolours to convey the benefits of paying really close attention to our common and familiar birds.
Written in a clear and informative style, Life with Two Languages will appeal to professionals and students in linguistics, education, sociology, and psychology, as well as to the more casually curious.
Besson presents all this in the reverential, blandly informative style of a daytime TV movie, flooding every scene with muzak, and never showing Suu Kyi to be anything other than a saintly model of elegance and dignity.
He has already established a relaxed yet informative style in which to explain linguistic history to a general audience, and he does it quite well — he gains nothing by beginning sentences, as he is wont to, with "Yeah" or "But check this out".
The host, DeFranco, reports on the day's stories with an energetic yet informative style.
The information style of bedside handover was informative, personal, shorter and comprehensive.
You will be able to separate informative writing style from entertaining or promotional materials, which will allow you to use that insight for your own written assignments.
The methodological approach used in this paper is argued to provide an informative way of studying the effects (or lack thereof) of cross-country variability in response style.
This month Alan has produced another book, The Joy of Quiz, which with the same informative and jolly style covers the 80 years during which the quiz has become a British national institution to rival the crossword.
Of all the interviews Picasso has given, these were probably the most informative on the style of his mind and also on what he thought about art until he became a Communist, following the Liberation of Paris.
