Sentence examples for Italian manner from inspiring English sources
Maniera, ( Italian: "manner," "style") in art criticism, certain stylistic characteristics, primarily in Mannerist painting (see Mannerism).
In the true Italian manner, his voice is even, full and effortlessly powerful from bottom to top.
The northern origin of much of the food aside, patrons were greeted in an expansive Southern Italian manner and the decor was elaborate.
Cervantes's claim in this prologue to be the first to write original novellas (short stories in the Italian manner) in Castilian is substantially justified.
All kinds of spring vegetables can be steamed and marinated in a garlic vinaigrette and served at room temperature, in the Italian manner.
The movie's title means "sense," which, in Visconti's view, is exactly what the overheated Italian manner burns away, letting primal emotions trump sophistication.
A: This semester I'm teaching Italian Matters, Italian Manners, which is a course for undergraduates in which we read a book of manners from every major period of Italian culture, and we use it as a window of society; in the spring, I'll be teaching a course for our graduate students on books of conduct of the Italian Renaissance.
The smoking room was done up in a Tudor style; the music room was decorated in a combined French and Italian Renaissance manner; and the writing room was in Adam style.
Given his stylish appearance and outspoken manner, Mr. Ciccone is more likely to be taken for a corporate player or an Italian fashion designer than an accountant.
Mannerism, Italian Manierismo, (from maniera, "manner," or "style"), artistic style that predominated in Italy from the end of the High Renaissance in the 1520s to the beginnings of the Baroque style around 1590.
During the 1750 51 season Goldoni promised defecting patrons 16 new comedies and produced some of his best, notably I pettegolezzi delle donne ("Women's Gossip"), a play in Venetian dialect; Il bugiardo (The Liar, 1922), written in commedia dell'arte style; and Il vero amico ("The True Friend"), an Italian comedy of manners.
