Sentence examples for coherent style from inspiring English sources

Font, assortment or set of type (alphanumeric characters used for printing), all of one coherent style.

You don't have to be a Leonardo, but you do have to have a coherent style and outlook.

It's certainly not boring, and there's a defiant wit in Wright's playfulness — not a coherent style as much as a try-anything spirit.

One of the earliest buildings to combine these elements into a coherent style was the abbey of Saint-Denis, Paris (c. 1135 44).

After burning all his conventional works, he set out to dispense with a coherent style or look, and to make art in which the idea alone matters.

Yet for all their Western look, the dancers had the old Bolshoi verve, invigorated by the coherent style seen last month during the company's five-city national tour.

But it's increasingly hard to see any coherent styling plan, career vision or image ideas for any of this year's contestants, beyond, "when I blow the whistle, swap clothes".

Fashion doesn't have much of a past now that everything is instant, and don't expect clothes to look coherent or a designer to have a consistent style.

As bishop and cardinal, the later, hard-edged Ratzinger developed a strikingly coherent intellectual style.

He also began to forge a coherent house style: sharp, steely sopranos, rich booming basses, minimal vibrato all round.

Josiah Wedgwood's first Egyptian wares appeared in 1768, and in 1769 Giovanni Battista Piranesi published an early attempt at a coherent Egyptian style.