This method is classically used taking into account only geometrical defaults.
Re-shaping the worship at Wells in a way that was at once modern and classically Christian, taking Wells staff to Taizé in Burgundy and other places of Christian excellence on the continent, it was the most creative and influential period of his life.
La Finestra is classically Italian, so beer takes a back seat to wine.
A lot of the mystery takes place, classically, in a library full of old books -- the story kept trying to become an old-fashioned English country-house puzzle.
Classically, a rock band takes the form of a quartet whose members cover one or more roles, including vocalist, lead guitarist, rhythm guitarist, bass guitarist, drummer and occasionally that of keyboard player or other instrumentalist.
Both track pants and fashion sweats catch flack for the opposite reason sweatpants classically have: They supposedly render it impossible for the wearer to be taken seriously.
Classically, when Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise took the Thames TV cheque in 1977, they were unable to persuade their key writer, Eddie Braben, to move with them.
The Obama look is about taking classically feminine pieces – full skirts, silk shift dresses, pearls – and making them modern by editing out anything small-scale or twee.
To remedy this deficiency, nutritionism classically argues for taking omega-3 supplements or fortifying food products, but because of the complex, competitive relationship between omega-3 and omega-6, adding more omega-3s to the diet may not do much good unless you also reduce your intake of omega-6.
Classically it would take two evaluations of the function to tell whether it is one or the other.
