Sentence examples for characteristic styles of from inspiring English sources

It is one of the characteristic styles of the art of some prehistoric hunting cultures.

Over the centuries, notably in Korea and Japan, traditional styles of dress have reflected a marked Chinese influence, though both countries developed characteristic styles of their own.

The ballet festival, with programs that express the characteristic styles of each company, will bring to Washington the Royal Ballet, the Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet, the Royal Danish Ballet, American Ballet Theater and the Miami City Ballet.

He swaggered to the podium and cleared his throat in the characteristic style of his father.

These plays started a characteristic style of English domestic comedy still recognizable in London comedy today.

Each period saw the development of a special orientation and emphasis, a characteristic style of theatre.

Alexithymia is a characteristic style of thinking and feeling involving deficits in the recognition of emotions.

In his music he created the characteristic style of the Burgundian composers that links late medieval music with the style of later Franco-Flemish composers of the Renaissance.

Although each choreographer draws material from diverse sources and often employs contrasting styles, most dance works of a single choreographer show a characteristic style of movement.

(Or is it three? Given how little of Eisenman's characteristic style of slashing, slicing angles is visible here, I wonder how involved he really was).

Kauffmann could see that "Lola Montes" was indeed the supreme example of Ophuls's characteristic style of the traveling shot that went on forever.