Sentence examples for a definite style from inspiring English sources

That's a definite style of ours.

It certainly has a definite style — so much so that there is an amusing spoof Twitter account, Vice Is Hip.

There is a definite style now at the city's top French restaurants, a French-American hybrid that developed in reaction to the stuffy, rulebound service mandatory at Michelin-starred Paris restaurants.

While many of the directors who've influenced him have had a definite style – Lynch, Kubrick, Polanski, for instance – Mendes purposely aims for the kind of career that challenges him in new directions all the time.

In a letter to the historian Herman G. Weinberg from the mid-forties, the director Ernst Lubitsch called his 1919 film, "The Oyster Princess," (which I discuss in this clip) "my first comedy which showed something of a definite style".

It's possible to spot contributions from artists with a definite style, such as Gavin Turk's tea stain, Cecily Brown's sensual and colourful paintings, a drawing of a butterfly and another of a pill pot by Damien Hirst, whose other contribution – a crucifixion on gold – appears baroque compared with his humble ballpoint drawings.

Gradually the group developed a more definite style.

Capablanca also wrote that Lasker was so adaptable that he played in no definite style, and that he was both a tenacious defender and a very efficient finisher of his own attacks.

You have a definite musical style.

"These characters were not fashionable per se," Pilati argues, "but they had definite style.

You may not be certain on your definite style but the whole purpose of art school is to experiment.