Sentence examples for abiding style from inspiring English sources

A cursory glance at recent back issues of style magazines such as Dazed & Confused and Pop, as well as occasional issues of high-end titles like Vogue, indicates the dominance of faux-porn imagery as the abiding style attitude.

It would have implanted an abiding 1930s style generational lesson about the deadly dangers of leveraged speculation".Although his economics is moralistic and rambling, Mr Stockman clearly knows his way around a balance-sheet.

The Vice aesthetic has had an abiding influence on global scenester style.

Of that whole bunch, I think Ira Gershwin - and, okay, Porter - most closely share Dylan's wit and style, alongside his abiding love for and faith in the pure sound of words.

Her abiding passions are reflected in her style, a thoughtful pastiche modeled on her cultural heroes.

The importance of style was the one abiding lesson that we learned from our father, Clinton George Bageye Grantnt, a Jamaican immigrant to the UK in the late 1950s.

But there's no denying the abiding influence of the sensibility behind the style.

The pair photographed these often mundane-looking spaces in a detached documentary style that actually heightens their abiding sense of otherness.

And even the examples of his ceremonial dress in the European style on display here manifest an abiding Russian love of abundant quantities of silver and gold, in these cases taking the form of dense silver braiding.

"Regardless of what your gender identity might be, those of us who dig Emily Dickinson's style see her as a distinctly abiding Dude who went her own way and made writing poetry her very own zesty, natural enterprise," it says.

Hernandez has an abiding infatuation with son jarocho (the fast-moving, string-heavy style from Veracruz) and nueva canción, the folk-political anthems that emerged out of Latin America in the '70s.