Sentence examples for definite style from inspiring English sources

That's a definite style of ours.

Gradually the group developed a more definite style.

"These characters were not fashionable per se," Pilati argues, "but they had definite style.

You may not be certain on your definite style but the whole purpose of art school is to experiment.

It certainly has a definite style — so much so that there is an amusing spoof Twitter account, Vice Is Hip.

There is a definite style now at the city's top French restaurants, a French-American hybrid that developed in reaction to the stuffy, rulebound service mandatory at Michelin-starred Paris restaurants.

Back in 1979, Mr. Roach, the drummer, and Mr. Taylor, the pianist, initiated what would become a series of duet meetings at Columbia University's Wollman Auditorium; they challenge the idea of free interplay by the fact that they're both steeped in their own very definite styles.

This year at the Emmys there were some definite styles that stuck out in my mind.

There's no definite way to act with any Lolita style.

But critics were more impressed that it recalled "no definite architectural style of the past," as the artist Hugh Ferriss put it in The Christian Science Monitor in 1923.

You have a definite musical style.