Another common style features tight curls with golden highlights on the tips.
He wore a white suit with short sleeves — a common style in Guinea — and looked tired.
Although the designs vary, a common style features a sloping, single-gabled timbered roof and small windows.
Perhaps the most obvious, though not necessarily the most common style of branch campus is to essentially replicate the home campus in an international setting.
Forget the Muslims, Hindus and pagans who now proliferate at Smith — the Protestants would find it impossible to agree on a common style of worship.
Moreover, the iPhone isn't always adept at handling words typed with letters repeated for emphasis (a common style in text messaging).
Buchanan's De Iure Regno apud Scotos (1579) supported an elected, contractual monarchy, the common style in the middle ages, and basic to the need to hold the Scots five ethnic groups together.
Simply, he was so transparently, wildly ambitious — even by the standards of his generation, whose common style of impatient self-assurance I had begun to recognize — that I almost laughed at him".
The three architects, buoyed by their discovery of the block's common style, think that the renovation of this one house might be only the beginning of the neighborhood's rebirth.
Gauguin promptly trumped Bernard's art with a painting made in the summer of 1888, "The Vision After the Sermon," which charged their common style with sulfurous content: a man wrestles with an angel, watched by solemn Breton women.
Writing not quite a century later, T. S. Eliot set out his measurements of a classic as "maturity of mind, maturity of manners, maturity of language, and perfection of the common style".
