Sentence examples for defined style from inspiring English sources

Until then there hadn't been such a defined style and I identified with it.

Jackie Kennedy and Nancy Reagan defined style for many women of their generations.

But it also suggests why Chanel is the designer who defined style for the new century.

Mrs. Long - tall, plain-spoken and luminously blond - said the chardonnays present reflected a defined style.

Because this was a time when Brylcreem still defined style, I left with a head that looked like a brilliantine helmet.

The company (pronounced lev) is new — this run marks its American debut — but it has a defined style that it takes most troupes years to develop.

Its unhurried instrumental pieces touch on funk, progressive rock, dub reggae and less defined styles, calmly paring them down to patterns that are sparse and inexorable.

After the clothing restrictions of World War II, the look's lux abudance of cloth created a huge splash and defined styles for the next decade.

How do you define "style"?

By Cathy Lew March 11, 2017 How do you define "style"?

Asked to define style, John Gielgud said it was knowing what play you're in.