Sentence examples for a style that made from inspiring English sources

It was a style that made people wince and scratch their heads.

It was a style that made him a sort of reverse Jackson Pollock, who epitomized the New York-based Abstract Expressionist school with his epic canvases of seemingly chaotic splashings and drippings.

It was a style that made him, according to a poll in 2001, more esteemed in Britain as a spiritual leader than either the pope or the archbishop of Canterbury.

Thus was born a style that made the public, and a generation of comics then in its infancy, think a little differently about humour, about the power of words, about authority, and about the world around them.

In the case of the Clovers, Ahmet had taken five obscure young men (who had come to his notice through his friend Waxie Maxie Silverman) and coached them in a style that made use of one or two musical modes in which he had an interest.

They were executed in a style that made them quite accessible to the common man.

It's not a style that makes for good diplomacy.

It has a style that makes understatement seem like flamboyance.

She succeeds admirably in presenting it all in a style that makes this book both accessible and compelling to nonspecialist readers.

Not in a partisan way but in a way, and with a style, that makes those who watch it feel proud that such men exist.

Indeed they are written in a style that makes them inaccessible to anyone other than other fellow researchers in a narrow field.