Sentence examples for classically more from inspiring English sources

NYE is stuffed to the gills with big room party house from the likes of MK, Catz 'N' Dogz, and Hannah Wants; whereas NYD is taking things into classically more steely territory with a bill boasting Floorplan, Adam Beyer, Nina Kraviz, and Ben Klock.

First of all areas, that are classically more

In Libreville, Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus are often sampled in the same container [15], but Ae. albopictus exploits a wider range of breeding sites than Ae. aegypti, which is classically more dependent on artificial breeding sites than Ae. albopictus.

The clinical behavior of TNBC is classically more aggressive than other types, like luminal A and B molecular subtypes, that according to Sørlie et al. [ 43] are considered of best and intermediate prognosis, respectively.

29 The basal PD in patients with CF is classically more negative and demonstrates a greater response to amiloride, due to the greater absorption of positively charged sodium ions into the epithelia via the epithelial sodium channel.

Late in the show, the very overthinking to which Bazille was prone points to possibilities for a distinctive style — more classically structured than outright Impressionist — and to a psychological charge that may have frightened him: homoeroticism.

Roman Polanski's superb Chinatown (1974) centres on a more classically noir detective: JJ Gittes (Jack Nicholson) is a hardboiled ex-cop investigating marital infidelities in a drought-ridden 1930s LA.

Those in the first grouping are earlier than the rest and generally more classically inspired.

Her own movement language is more classically burnished, and more theatrically explicit, than Forsythe's, and it's also more eclectic.

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

Was any Snow choreography ever more classically hierarchical and imperially regimented than this?