Sentence examples for classical of from inspiring English sources

Its harmonious calm makes it the most classical of Donatello's works.

Schwartzman speaks inescapably like himself; he's among the most classical of contemporary movie actors in this regard, in that he is, irreducibly and unalterably, always himself.

Mr. Neal is the most classical of the men, but he looks at ease in the general arm-swinging and pelvis-rotating.

He understood the cinema to be the most inherently classical of art forms, a kind of figurative painting that naturally resisted the age of abstraction.

History books tell us that the Eighth Symphony, also performed on the Sunday program, is the most lightly scored, jocular and traditionally Classical of the nine works.

This is the most classical of the symphonies in form and content, an inventive and ingeniously orchestrated work, played here with plush, textured sound and winning grace.

It's easy to think of classical forms of music, particularly opera, in historical terms.

Sandwiched between two familiar contemporary works at City Center on Friday, Mr. Forsythe's choreography looked the most neo-classical of all in spirit and form.

Prolonged cough is one of the classical symptoms of pertussis.

Mice are a classical subject of gerontological studies of mammals.

Previously: My list of the best classical recordings of 2011.