Sentence examples for classical of the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

One reason why "Beauty" is the most classical of the old ballets is that its leading characters meet divine powers without trauma and share part of their radiance.

The algorithms proposed by K.M. Alzoubi et al. are very classical of the MIS based kind.

Protectionism in the classical sense of the term is unlikely.

Constellations embodied a fixed, classical conception of the universe.

Mrs. von Perfall is a director of marketing for RCA Red Seal, the classical label of the RCA Music Group in Manhattan.

You could easily have missed the classical side of the Summergarden series at the Museum of Modern Art.

The old court building was designed in the classical style of the City Beautiful Movement.

"He really does function for me in the classical form of the Muse," Nunokawa said.