Secondly, we want to develop a style that allows people to express themselves – to give them a framework in which they make decisions and take responsibility".
In Scotland's case what is needed is obvious: a style that allows the team to be defensively compact and hard to beat while playing on the counterattack.
Paul and John Nash, John Piper and Graham Sutherland, for example, developed a stark, symbolic style that allowed watercolour, whose traditional diet is romance and idyll, to handle grim and horrific subjects too.But since then, British watercolours have continued in glorious isolation, reverting to the 1880 type: "upturned boats in estuaries", as one British artist complains.
The Jaguars, best known for a superlative defense, were noticeably grounded in a grind-it-out style that allowed them to throttle the Pittsburgh Steelers at their own game in the wild-card round.
His show was loose and disconnected, delivered in a droll, semi-stoned style that allowed him to ramble gently from one topic to the next.
Addington also had a forceful, aggressive, and, some say, bullying style that allowed him to dominate legal debates.
What would you say was the key element of your management style that allowed you to stabilize H.P. after the spectacular ouster of Carly Fiorina A. C.E.O..'s work on three things: strategy, operating models and people.
I love "Bedtime for Frances" not just as a great story (and it is that), but also as a nice touchstone for a parenting style that allows children to deal with their own problems, even when they're scared — or say they're scared!
Mr. Manze, a violinist highly regarded for a performance style that allows for risky, in-the-moment phrasing and quasi-improvisatory ornamentation, has been heard in New York with Romanesca and the Academy of Ancient Music, two ensembles he has been closely associated with.
For much of the book she writes in a journalistic style that allows the people she is observing to express themselves, a style that is more New Yorker than Andrea Dworkin.
