Sentence examples for classical treatment from inspiring English sources

Jean-Maurice Moulene, a Beaux-Arts trained French architect, gives the classical treatment to homes of gilded Angelenos, including movie producers.

The subject matter is simple and unchallenging, while the technique is conventional, from the carefully balanced arrangements of figures and preference for narrative illustration over personal expression to the classical treatment of space.

You might say that Mr. Malick's work is a classical treatment of themes that, in Mr. Zeitlin's version, are explored through the squawk and heat of blues, zydeco and other impure, vernacular products of America.

She was perhaps even more indebted to the tutelage of her friend and model George Watts, "an artistic missionary," Cox writes, whose "classical treatment of the human form separated him from the prevailing fashion for verisimilitude so favored by the early Pre-Raphaelites".

Classical treatment includes lubrication with unpreserved artificial teardrops and topical ointment with patching.

Classical treatment for lung cancer involves oral or intravenous administration of antifungal drug formulations [1 3].

All were on sick leave and had been given classical treatments, including anesthetic blocks.

Its classical treatments are still faced with limited benefits and numerous side effects.

More than a half of patients have been operated after classical treatments associating immunoglobulins and antitoxin-antibiotics.

The classical treatments consist either in filling the excavation or in open thoracic reconstruction (the Ravitch technique).

Appropriate diet (including dietary supplements) and exercise are currently the common themes for prostate cancer prevention while classical treatments are limited to surgery, radiation therapy, and hormone therapy.