Sentence examples for disciplined classical from inspiring English sources

The other house is a bit less coherent, but both were "rich and disciplined classical compositions in both plan and elevation, inspired by the highest French, English and Italian precedents," Mr. Hewitt writes in his section on the firm's town houses.

He is either a Romantic composer disciplined by Classical reticence or a Classical composer with Romantic tendencies.

What is so mysterious about great dancers -- how they know at such an early age to commit to a highly disciplined and classical art -- is illuminated by Mr. Daldry in the contrast between the rudimentary calm of the ballet barre and the grueling coal miner's strike.

Then they discover the lure of discipline; classical ballet technique is so rigorous that it obliterates every other thought.

The abundance of the artists' creativity is disciplined by a classical sense of order, epitomised by the perfection of the Alhambra's Court of Lions.

But while there's a kind of visceral, wayward pleasure of mixing and matching, the collection was classical and disciplined in its tailoring.

We consider four different service disciplines: the classical non-preemptive and preemptive-resume schemes[26], and two novel disciplines we propose in this paper.

The discipline of classical dance was formative.

There, he said, he also "fell in love with the discipline and classical base" of José Limón.

She has brought to writing something of the same freshness that springs from the sort of unending discipline a classical pianist needs.

His mentor, R. H. Ives Gammell, who introduced Mr. Childs to the uncompromising discipline of classical art in Boston, died in 1981.