Sentence examples for characteristic costume from inspiring English sources

The spread of the characteristic costume of the Middle East was due in large part to the spread of Arab peoples and cultures.

Some of the basic elements of modern traditional dress in Korea, the chŏgori (jacket), paji (trousers), and turumagi (overcoat), were probably worn at a very early date, but the characteristic two-piece costume of today did not begin to evolve until the period of the Three Kingdoms (c. 57 bce–668 ce).

Like Mr. Zeffirelli, Mr. Serban seemed enamored of overpacked, hyperactive crowd scenes and eye-catching but otherwise pointless costumes, characteristics that play to the Met's interest in courting as much applause for the scenery as for the singing.

That the story shamefully rips off the first X-Men is less of a problem than the heroic cohorts having almost no discernible characteristics beyond their costumes and holiday-related duties.

The shitagasane is made of white damask, as are the baggy white trousers (ue-no-hakama) that are a characteristic feature of the sokutai costume.

The Fazekasház in Zalaegerszeg and the Village Museum in Göcsej display the pottery traditions and costumes that are characteristic of the region.

The costume, which has many Chinese characteristics, has changed little since the 12th century.

My mother Alice is just visible above Bobo's costume, wearing her hair in a characteristic middle parting.

At Dos Pilas, a pair of stelae represent the king of the city in costume forming a jaguar and eagle pairing, characteristic of the Mexican warrior cult.

This video focuses on women's dance but offers intriguing looks at the basic arm gestures and characteristic movements of the forms as well as the costumes, jewelry and music associated with the dances.

This costume was designed based on the original characteristics of concrete items (e.g., animals, plants, things) B6.