Sentence examples for a classic manner from inspiring English sources

A diner can also skip dessert, but then he or she would miss the chocolate mousse, made in a classic manner, with Grand Marnier mixed in and whipped cream on the side.

The stability and dynamic analyses (i.e., the buckling loads, natural frequencies and the corresponding modes of buckling and vibration) of a 2D shear beam-column with generalized boundary conditions (i.e., with rotational restraints and lateral bracings as well as lumped masses at both ends) and subjected to linearly distributed axial load along its span are presented in a classic manner.

The reverse complementary of a back-translation graph can be obtained in a classic manner, by reversing the arcs and complementing the nucleotide symbols that label the nodes, as illustrated in Figure 3.

These results support our contention that NLRP3 inflammasome is active in response to inflammatory stimuli, subsequently producing mature IL-1 β in airway inflammatory cells and epithelial cells in a classic manner.

The congruent-arc Latarjet has been reported to provide a better match of radius of curvature to the native glenoid [ 11], better normalization of glenohumeral contact pressures, [ 15] and the ability to reconstitute a larger glenoid bone defect than a CP oriented in the classic manner, thus theoretically improving anteroinferior stability [ 11, 15].

This is a play that, in the classic manner of late work by geniuses, is full of expressively abrupt transitions between violently disparate tones.

His is a spy drama in the classic manner, complete with secret codes, invisible ink and parachute drops, cyanide capsules, sexy blondes (named Dagmar, no less) and a dashing hero.

The prosecutors' initial unsteadiness came through in the classic manner of lawyers with a weak hand to play: they overstated their evidence.

They embodied their defense: average, anonymous cops....The prosecutors' initial unsteadiness came through in the classic manner of lawyers with a weak hand to play: they overstated their evidence... Writer mentions a statistical examination of the N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policies, conducted by the staff of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

Individuals competed with one another in a classic Darwinian manner.

It weaves her life story and political manifesto in the classic manner of books designed to accompany a run for office.