Sentence examples for dirty style from inspiring English sources
In a 2010 interview with Ion magazine, Mr. Choe explained the evolution of his "dirty style" and the occasional use of his own blood: Everything that happened in my life affects my art.
He then reunited with Newman for Slap Shot (1977), a profane but rousing profile of a lowly minor-league hockey team that starts winning after adopting a dirty style of play.
Through Ganahl's raw and dirty style, Fontana's works now appear outrageous".
As the six remaining Republican candidates head to South Carolina for the next primary contest on February 20, the real battle is just getting started in a state notorious for its aggressive and dirty style of campaigning.
A mannish, haute boiler suit look ran through the collection — but for evening, this down-and-dirty style was made up in fabrics that were the antithesis of that factory concept: layers of satin, lace, gazar and other couture materials.
When a fight begins in the bar, Mike pulls out his badge and the camera shifts from film, and the smooth glossy look of most television dramas, to grainy video with the down-and-dirty style of cheap reality programs like "World's Wildest Police Chases".
Levine also praised Girls Aloud for restyling themselves "as teasing minxes, claiming that they've 'dropped their d-d-dirty style'".
Mr Choe, who says his "dirty-style figure paintings combine themes of desire, degradation, and exaltation", took shares in Facebook instead of a cash payment.
"We hope to do a lot of really flexible, down-and-dirty-style guerrilla theater," said Carey Perloff, artistic director of A.C.T., mentioning "free beer" and "cheap tickets" as incentives for visitors.
Working in the down and dirty, adolescent style popularized by Larry Clark, Nan Goldin and Dash Snow, the professional skateboarder Ed Templeton presents 139 photographs, in color and in black and white.
It is worth noting that "The Good Wife" takes place in a modern Chicago, which is to say a new-guard Chicago, not the old-school, dirty street style of "The Chicago Code," a series recently canceled by Fox.
