Sentence examples for almost classical example from inspiring English sources

Armstrong's example created the conditions for this to happen, and the record is an almost classical example of his old game: eluding American stereotypes of country, city, blues, jazz, race, class, humor and sadness.

A classical example of almost automorphic function (not almost periodic) is (cf. [45, 46]) f(t)=sin biggl(frac{1}{2+cos t+cossqrt{2}t} biggr),quad tin mathbb{R}.

He looks almost classical.

Mr. Wang has a graceful, almost classical sense of perspective.

Courses are quite structured, almost classical in nature.

Barbash throws in a few fancy defamiliarising techniques for good measure – a story composed entirely of increasingly frantic letters, for example, and another written in the second person – but this is essentially a collection of American short stories in an almost classical mode.

His simple, almost classical vocabulary was derived from reality's quieter, homier moments.

But Mr. Young's guitar solos on Monday gave its songs an almost classical narrative.

"Memphis design was almost classical," Mr. Sottsass wrote recently in a British magazine.

Imagery applications are a classical example.

At the same time, there are other computing-intensive domains – geophysics being a classical example.