Sentence examples for classical emphasis from inspiring English sources

Zhukovsky was a follower of Nikolay Karamzin, the head of a Romantic literary movement that countered the classical emphasis on reason with the belief that poetry should be an expression of feeling.

The classical emphasis originates in Plato's Phaedo.

It would be more accurate to call the Classical emphasis on the polis uncosmopolitan.

Hume develops the empiricist line in aesthetics to the point where little remains of the classical emphasis on the order or harmony or truth that is, according to the French classicists, apprehended and appreciated in our aesthetic responses to the beautiful, and thus, according to the classicists, the ground of aesthetic responses.

We have to get away from the classical emphasis on tissue, organ, and phenotypic presentation and think more about pathways and processes within the cell and organism.

His program on the Peoples' Symphony series is drawn entirely from the classical, with emphasis on the virtuosic, but perhaps some of the in-the-moment freedom he learned as a jazz player will be in evidence too.

He spoke German at home and at school, and his teachers, faithful subjects of Austria-Hungary, gave him a solid classical education, with emphasis on German literature.

But the school's emphasis on classical music made him restless.

Mr. Delouvrier gave more emphasis to classical French themes, while showcasing the culinary traditions of southwest France.

The approach, with its emphasis on classical texts, was widely taken as conservative, though Bloom always insisted it was radically democratic.

These postulated a company with new works rather than a stock repertory, a loyalty to classical dance and an emphasis on distinguished music.