Sentence examples for distinctly classical from inspiring English sources

In many songs she starts with a rock voice, and then switches for widely arching melodies into a distinctly classical singing voice.

"[Although it] might seem to some a little introverted, and certainly distinctly classical in flavor", he wrote, "the intricacy and counter-melodic richness of a great pianist is astonishingly balanced against the more direct and open eloquence a great vocalist might bring".

At the same time, these paintings had a distinctly un-classical function.

This focused attention on the distinctly non-Classical nature of the house in these hall theatres.

Because true relevant exposure in environmental epidemiologic studies is not known exactly, determination of error type is challenging; thus, here we examine the impact of error modelled as two distinctly different types: classical and Berkson.

This time the marathon has a theme: Brazilian music, which dances between classical forms and distinctly Brazilian jazz and pop styles.

This accretion was generally slow and minor; however, by the 20th century, Classical Chinese was distinctly different from any contemporary dialect, and had to be learned separately.

Among the Greeks and Romans earrings were worn only by women, and the practice of men wearing them often is spoken of in classical literature as a distinctly Oriental (i.e., Middle Eastern) trait.

Quantum and classical mechanics differ most distinctly by the probability amplitude, whose square gives probability density.

The album established his reputation as a musically gifted singer-songwriter whose style is a fusion of R&B, rap, classical music, and yet distinctly Chinese.

One of the most promising of these is the evaluation of combination regimens with classical cytotoxic agents with a distinctly different mode of action (Moasser et al, 1998).