Sentence examples similar to a cold style from inspiring English sources

On a series of breathy, claustrophobic EPs and singles beginning in 2008, Salem — the trio of John Holland, Heather Marlatt and Jack Donoghue — has been honing an oozy, cold style; a pastiche of several strains of pessimistic music: there are hints of noise-rock and shoegaze, as well as the stamp of the Houston rap pioneer D.J. Screw, who slowed records down until they became gummy and desperate.

Children who experienced an emotionally cold style of parental rearing in childhood more often suffer from several types of anxiety disorders [ 22, 55, 56].

Many scenes are filmed with an absorbing stillness, an inheritor of the distant, sometimes cold style codified by "The Hills" and its offspring, as well as the rural-decay wistfulness of "Friday Night Lights".

She said a Cold War style bipartisan agreement should be reached to launch a long-term American effort to strengthen local security forces and promote democracy across Africa and the post-Arab-Spring Middle East.

Part of the idea behind the campaign stemmed from the misperceptions about the brand, like the ideas it was something solely for students or lower-income groups or it had a cold European style, Mr. Bastholm said.

Over the years they've been told their children's problems are caused by [a] cold style of interaction, inoculations, dental amalgams, faulty diets, allergies, drinking in pregnancy – the list is endless".

Of course, Barrault was referring to the emotionally cold style of our production -- there was no real wall of glass.

None of this seems likely to lead to a cold war-style standoff.

Sevastapol is at the sharp end of what increasingly resembles a cold war-style crisis.

A cold war-style diplomatic war broke out between the United States and Russia.

Rather than betting on a Cold War-style relationship focused on security, the United States should take a longer view.