Sentence examples for devised a style from inspiring English sources

In a political system dominated by oratory, Gorgias, from Sicily, devised a style of rhetoric that made for spellbinding speeches.

Earl had spent time in England — he was a Loyalist during the Revolution — where he devised a style of portraiture that crossed a rough-hewn Colonial limner tradition with the European grand manner.

Although originally trained as a Javanese court dancer, he has devised a style uniquely his own, and aspects of his choreographic imagination will be on display in three solo dances.

For this film, Huston, Morris and Eliot Elisofon devised a style using special filters that – to the initial despair of the staid Technicolor laboratories – created muted, soft tones, a contradiction of everything normally demanded.

In "Drunken Angel" (1948), which Kurosawa often referred to as his breakthrough, he devised a style that somehow combined the formal restraint of traditional Japanese cinema with the irreverence and nervous energy of Hollywood movies: it looked entirely new, like nothing else Eastern or Western.

"I do like to refer to the Nordic cuisine, but I also have to listen to my customers and what they want to have," said Mr. Karlsson, who has spent the last four years as the head chef, devising a style that blends Scandinavian and French cooking, while using British ingredients.

My partners in crime, the CD and the strategy director, devised a way of working that would eventually shape our management styles and our respective agency structures.

Nearly a century ago, the elders of Santa Fe devised a way to attract tourists: their building code, based on the ancient pueblo adobe style.

He devised a narrative style entirely new to Japan: a mixture of science fiction, hardboiled cool, and metaphysics--Arthur C. Clarke tipping his hat to Nietzsche in Japanese.

Diego Rivera, who had been a Cubist for several years in Europe before turning away from it, devised a mural style that combined realism, primitivism, myth and politics.

He devised a narrative style entirely new to Japan: a mixture of science fiction, hardboiled cool, and metaphysics--Arthur C. Clarke tipping his hat to Nietzsche in Japanese..