Sentence examples for an established style from inspiring English sources

So what may have seemed nostalgic and perhaps even naive to a British audience (why doesn't that Dev Patel give up on the girl and move on?) is an established style to an Indian one.

It was once an established style that graced – I use the word advisedly – the pages of many great newspapers.

Under Thibodeau, the Bulls have an established style of play, one that produced a league-high 62 wins last season.

His career has an interesting parallel in the story of another proud, truculent non-European painter: the Abstract Expressionist Arshile Gorky, who came from Armenia to New York and transformed an established style, Cubism, into a personal vocabulary haunted by memories of Byzantine icons.

In Europe there is an established style, and you can't change it very much.

Get a calligraphy book if you want to learn an established style or form.

And he's not alone among playwrights this season in aspiring to emotional honesty — even if it cuts against the grain of an established idiosyncratic style, even if it requires a return to clichés that have long been avoided.

We use discriminant analysis to force the classification of P. ginsburgi into an established feeding style.

Such use might be part of an established life style or may perhaps indicate that patients are seeking something not readily found.

Among the river's ever-growing number of vessels is an established fleet of colonial-style Pandaw boats, named after an original Clyde-built steamer which was operated by the Irrawaddy Flotilla Company, established in 1865.

Ambulance Victoria follows the Utstein style criteria, an established set of common definitions for cardiac arrest (Cummins et al. 1991; Jacobs et al. 2004).