Sentence examples for a curious style from inspiring English sources
But Johan Norberg, 30, is more than just a curious style clash.
Mr. Haney writes in a curious, mannered style.
The artist has long exercised a curious, cruising style in her exploration of form, including collage, moving picture, and installation.
Painted around 1916, it offers a curious amalgam of styles.
Set in Chicago during the tumultuous 1968 Democratic National Convention, it's a film with a curious dichotomy of styles and critical reactions.
His play, wrongheadedly subtitled a melodrama, is a curious assimilation of styles and manners, which owes something both to Orton and Dürrenmatt, but manages to create a technique of its own, ultimately concerned with the conflict between villain and police – a clash between two fanaticisms.
Meanwhile, in America, Sheed had begun to make a name for himself as a pithy essayist, his style a "curious transatlantic brew" that reflected his cross-cultural upbringing.
At this time, he bowled fast-medium pace, while as a batsman he had developed, in the words of his obituary in The Times, "a rather curious, wristless style; stiff and yet powerful".
PARIS — A curious match of contrasting styles looked no more than halfway over.
The hotel complex is a curious hodgepodge of architectural styles -- a pseudo-English Tudor building adjoining a pretentious new 125-room chateau, reminiscent of the Ritz in Paris.
