Sentence examples for cursive style from inspiring English sources

Naskhī script is a cursive style developed from the earliest everyday business scripts.

Taʿlīq script, in Arabic calligraphy, cursive style of lettering developed in Iran in the 10th century.

Dīwānī script, cursive style of Arabic calligraphy developed during the reign of the early Ottoman Turks (16th early 17th century).

Luxeuil, in Burgundy, was a particularly important centre in the development of a Merovingian cursive style during the 7th and 8th centuries.

A cursive style reached its climax in the inscriptions at Tel Lakhish, dating from the beginning of the 6th century bce.

Ashide-e, (Japanese: "reed-script picture"), decorative, cursive style of Japanese calligraphy, the characters of which resemble natural objects, that is used to decorate scrolls, stationery, and lacquerware.

Beginning in the late 1980's, he gave an advanced graduate seminar on Arabic calligraphy, in which he explained the earliest scripts -- the angular style of the script of the Koran, coins and architectural decoration and the cursive styles used in contracts, documents and, much later, in all decoration.

Lettre françoise was another cursive black-letter style of script that was used in France during the Middle Ages.

Painstakingly written in elementary-school-teacher-style cursive, the seven-page complaint, filed on May 1, teeters on a knife's edge between old-fashioned prudishness, hate, and incoherence.

There is more than one style of cursive, of course, and it is fine to give your cursive an individual flare, as long as it is still legible.

Kanzlei ("chancery") was a cursive (connected) black-letter style used in medieval Germany.