Sentence examples for define the look from inspiring English sources

Giorgio Casali This stylish photographer's work for Domus magazine helped define the look of modern Italy.

The man who did most to define the look of bossa nova was Cesar Villela.

It was to decorate Rome itself, to define the look of the Vatican and shape the future of art.

In 1985, Brampton was headhunted to become the launch editor of British Elle – the magazine which, alongside the Face, arguably helped to define the look of the 1980s.

Bashford, a rare breed of clothier, knew how to define the look of a city, long before blogs, Instagram, and Snapchat started to influence people's sartorial selections.

With that movie, Mann began a six-film collaboration with cinematographer John Alton, whose use of deep shadows and stark lighting helped define the look of film noir.

Programmers can use the full potential of Java's GUI development interface (SWING) to define the look-and-feel and interaction between the user, NASA World Wind classes and custom modules.

The University is permitted to define the look-back period (determining the time frame for which the 30 hours will be reviewed) and to define clock hours as it relates to Workload hours (for part-time faculty).

Beautiful to look at and simple to use, Ive's Apple products have defined the look of a generation.

Figueroa's work defines the look of the classic Mexican cinema, and this is exemplified by the Film Forum selections, a quarter of which he filmed.

This is why Rockwell defined the look of patriotism in the 20th century, and I don't mean the flag-waving variety.