Sentence examples for changes of styles from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marsalis's early understanding of Miles Davis, and later of Armstrong, Coltrane and Ellington, has dictated his various changes of styles.

That's why people worried so much about his changes of style.

Picabia was notable for his inventiveness, adaptability, absurdist humour, and disconcerting changes of style.

He was also, allowing for changes of style and taste, a quintessentially modern actor.

They've had to negotiate nearly compulsory changes of style without abandoning the audiences that value them most.

In a realm where capricious changes of style and novelty haircuts are common, this sober look has proved unusually durable.

This involved many changes of style during an evening, but her careful preparation of each song allowed her to make these changes without apparent effort.

The long-lasting pop band Fleetwood Mac is also one of the most controversial, its several changes of style and personnel often arising from romantic entanglements rather than musical differences.

Throughout all the changes of style, mode and manner of modern art, the female nude has remained the great constant.

These are changes of style, strategy or marketing, not rules.

The break with this traditional conception was pioneered by Picasso, who was known from early in his career for his abrupt and frequent changes of style.