Sentence examples for develop a new style from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to develop a new style," he said.

Qi helped Noguchi to escape the long shadow of an intense two-year apprenticeship to Brancusi and to develop a new style of abstraction: one that was improvisational, urbane and broadly Asian-inspired.

Unfettered by Europe's traditions and bureaucracy, Americans could use the experiences of settling the west to develop a new style of intellectual thought.

The concept of learning in a practical room was in the past only applied to teaching laboratory skills, but now most schools want to develop a new style skills laboratory for practice of clinical and other skills.

In the mid-nineteen-thirties, Marie-Laure developed a new style, that of the left-wing militant.

In 1930, at the University of Rangoon, a group of young writers developed a new style of Burmese prose and poetry, a style little influenced by Western literature.

Makonde carvers have also developed a new style of spirit-figure carving in ebony (not a wood that is used traditionally).

Over the next few years, he developed a new style of bright colors, noxious 1-Shot enamel paint, and sharp, blocky letterforms.

Compelled by the high gold horizons of this old countryside, even as it was undergoing the assault of big-field farming in the 1950s and 1960s, Baker developed a new style with which to evoke its odd magnificence.

He tried to reconsider the whole technique of traditional Japanese painting, which relied heavily on line drawing, and with Hishida developed a new style, eliminating lines and concentrating on colour combinations.

The valley bustled with Semois trade — processing plants to package the tobacco, machinists to make tools for harvest and carpenters who developed a new style of barn to shelter the leaf in fickle weather.