Sentence examples for classically American from inspiring English sources

In the process, they began to see anew the company's youngest generation of dancers, its "classically American" style and even the art of classical ballet itself.

And in daring to interject the traditions of classic Japanese theater, including bunraku puppetry, into a classically American tale, Ms. Vogel has found a form that transcends and enriches her play's formulaic content.

As classically American as their fashions may appear, they are embellished derivations marked by European style.

It's just one more classically American example of outsiders turned insiders.

The changes also threatened entrenched interests and stoked classically American fears of centralization.

He's so fully — classically — American a showoff one almost regrets the change of title.

The classically influenced American "symphonic" jazz band, the Southern Syncopators Orchestra, also arrived in 1919.

His main objection to the genre turns out to be that "the 'pure' sound that classically trained American singers strive for is essentially Eurocentric".

First up was Dr Brown, the alter-ego of the classically trained American clown Phil Burgers who won the Edinburgh Comedy Award this year with a mime show.

And, because of the intricacy and languor of its build-up, the epitome of everything that the 56-year old Pekerman, appointed in autumn 2004, is striving to achieve as a coach dedicated to a slower, less direct, more classically South American game.

Throughout the series, Wastler travels to companies and factories that make classically designed American products, interviewing craftspeople, and discovering that a love of people, not a love of product, makes a strong company.