Sentence examples for definable style from inspiring English sources

The Modernist, slightly Deco, somewhat gothic structure has no easily definable style of architecture, unless you were to coin one: Mormonesque.

In the deceptively loose, ad-lib style of a showbiz veteran, Mr. James covered an awful lot of ground -- from uproarious childhood misadventures with a homemade go-cart to reflections on romantic love, Australian history, World War II and Saddam Hussein -- and the disparate themes were united less by a definable style or point of view than by a curious brand of charisma.

He's one of the most imaginative, agenda-setting designers on the planet, but his innovations are so diverse and plentiful, he's never acquired an easily definable signature style.

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Is it possible to divide the workload in any definable way?

This is a really nasty part of London - not in any definable way, just in its lack of clarity.

Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.

The varieties definable in this way are called affine varieties.

By now, too, there is definable sense of familiarity to Murakami's style, which, when it works, is as deceptively understated and unerringly effective as Liszt's seductive piano piece.

Are there two definable groups of users of social networking sites based on the individual's interaction style, that is whether the prime goal is to self-promote (broadcast) or maintain relationships (communicate)?

Warp's more an attitude, another way of looking at things, than a definable sound.