Sentence examples for classical turn from inspiring English sources

Modern politics and love take a classical turn in Spike Lee's drama "Chi-Raq" (Dec. 4), an adaptation of "Lysistrata," set in Chicago and focussing on gun violence.

But, in the Valley, increasing your fund size so dramatically is customarily seen as "smoking your own exhaust," or, among those with a classical turn of mind, hubris.

Mr. Schreiber is all lovely Old World elegance; he uses his resonant, trained voice to find the injured quality of lines like "You wound me, sir," and offers a classical turn in the midst of the modernity.

As will be described in detail in another manuscript (Leskoske K, Roelants FM and Thorner J), TORC2 does indeed phosphorylate Ypk1 both in vivo and in vitro at three additional sites aside from its classical "turn" (S644) and "hydrophobic" (T662) motifs.

But much of the ensemble choreography is new and more classical, turning the vivid Spanish dances in character style into more academic pieces.

The two representations are coupled through a high-order asymptotic formula that takes into account the function values and the third derivative in the classical turning points.

Then she says soothing things, tucks in your blanket, turns on some classical music, turns off the lights and orders you to rest.

In fact, defenders of classical statistics turn the table on those who maintain that optional stopping is irrelevant.

After learning the classical concept, turn to the quantum concept.

Ned Rorem, America's greatest living composer of classical song, turns ninety this fall.

In the 1960s, classical musicians turned away from the prevailing Romantic interpretations of baroque music in favour of historical accuracy.