Sentence examples for distinctive schools from inspiring English sources

These differences were magnified by the emergence of dissimilar religions, which in turn encouraged the formation of distinctive schools or traditions of art.

Over the next decade, All in the Family producer Norman Lear and MTM Enterprises took over huge swaths of the primetime schedule with their two distinctive schools of progressive programming.

Under Pala patronage a distinctive school of art arose, of which many noteworthy sculptures in stone and metal survive.

Partly, that is because Scottish nationalism is not ethnic but civic, and bound up with institutions such as Scotland's distinctive school system.

The native characteristics of this music founded on the inimitable rhythms and melodies of folk music the krakowiak, mazurka, and polonaise developed early, and a distinctive school of Polish church music had become well established by the Renaissance.

From the time that the Kalevala inspired the paintings of Die Brücke Expressionist Akseli Gallen-Kallela, there has been a distinctive school of Finnish painters, but the Finnish artistic genius has been continually drawn to three-dimensional work.

They birthed a distinctive school of music whose practitioners can be fiercely traditional: novel interpretations have drawn severe censure in both West Bengal and Bangladesh.

An education grant from the European Commission enables each enrolled child to receive a distinctive school bag containing five exercise books, a pen and pencil.

In our time, connoisseurs of the vocal arts bemoan the vanishing of a distinctive French school.

The unit features the distinctive old-school McIntosh styling, with a black gloss faceplate housing two blue VU meters and showing the brand name in glowing green.

But the distinctive Rebkong school of painting, with its brighter colors and finer lines, did not emerge until the 17th century, when the Gelugpa sect became dominant.