Sentence examples for a classical kind from inspiring English sources

I coach both types, but in the end, I'm a classical kind of guy.

Buckled beams structures are a classical kind of bistable energy harvesters which attract more and more interests because of their capability to scavenge energy over a large frequency band in comparison with linear generator.

Lots of red and gold, but white floorboards rather than carpet in the stalls; three tiers of boxes separated by gilded heads of warriors with helmets; then a gallery with panels bearing the names of great operas: Fidelio, Tannhauser, Don Juan; a great circular fresco on the ceiling, with heroic gods and cherubs frolicking in a classical kind of way.

"I just loved it, and it was probably my first introduction to a more classical kind of music".

"It's a more apparently classical kind of movie than Nanni usually makes, even if it is actually very stylized," Ms. Morante said.

At the same time as he was playing a completely credible, almost classical kind of figure, he also unmistakably had a Lower East Side hipster sensibility.

He is on a mission to demystify it, especially the classical kind, which is what he mainly writes about.

"I was in the chorus, but I was not a classical musical kind of gal," she says.

These days, in universities in the United States at least, many of those departments have slipped dangerously into an orthodoxy of a neo-classical kind.

If you had been told that they were musicians, but not of the classical kind, you might have guessed that they were a veteran indie-pop band, some well-travelled cousin to Yo La Tengo.

And both are addicted to form, mainly the classical kind.