Sentence examples for classic styles of from inspiring English sources

Know your styles: Some classic styles of electric guitar are: jazz, blues, rock and classical.

These skills have now paid off as classic styles of UK heritage brands have swung back into fashion.

He set the template for a designer reviving a dusty, long-forgotten house, riffing on the classic styles of the founder but giving them a modern edge.

But throughout film history, repeated shifts in America's cultural confidence have led to reactions against those classic styles of Americanness – whether it's the rejection of Main Street optimism in 1940s film noir or the Vietnam-era rise of the paranoid thriller.

Where his other novels seem to stand alone, this is a more recognisable creation, pastiching the classic styles of the past, and retooling them to reflect present-day concerns, as Ian McEwan did in Atonement and Sarah Waters has done throughout her career, to name only two of his contemporaries.

Unlike the classic styles of Venetian masks, the group wanted their masks to look like an organic biological extension of the body, in which they imagined the mask as the "product of the growth of a virtual organism on the human face".

"It's the classic style of the nouveaux riches.

For instance, that classic style of 'Let's keep our chins up' was typical of John.

The bakery is introducing the Épi East Side, a classic style of baguette shaped like a wheat stalk.

At the end of the 14th century, the emergence of a great painter, Ustād Junayd, heralded the arrival of the classic style of Persian miniature painting.

Some of their teams would even reflect their fashion sense: the smooth look of Kansas' Bill Self, the classic style of Krzyzewski, Pitino's outlandish duds.