Sentence examples for established a style of from inspiring English sources

Fonseca is a likable singer who hasn't yet established a style of his own.

In "Blood," he has taken on central American themes and established a style of prodigious grandeur.

It would be foolish, however, to underestimate the influence of Ms. Ross's singing, which established a style of sassy, streetwise girl talk as a permanent strain of pop.

The issue is whether those years at the mansion established a style of living that Mr. Giuliani must now maintain for her.

These stunning pieces demonstrate that, although drawing on the example of the great works being produced during his Venetian youth — notably by Giovanni Bellini, Giorgione and Dürer — he was already a master who had established a style of his own.

1148? 1223 Unkei, (born 1148?—died 1223), Japanese sculptor of the Late Heian (1086 1185) and early Kamakura (1192 1333) periods, who established a style of Buddhist sculpture that had an immense impact on Japanese art for centuries.

"Under Roberto we have a very, very talented, very bright manager and we want to establish a style of play that Roberto can give the squad," added Wyness, Everton's former chief executive.

In terms of the music, I think it's tougher for youngsters to establish a style of their own.

What elevates the film are its subjects, both the artist and the album, which established a style and a set of themes that would define Mr. Springsteen's subsequent career.

In Hotel Missoni, the Italian fashion house has established a style icon in the heart of the Old Town.

With Hotel Missoni, the eponymous Italian fashion house has established a style icon in the heart of the Old Town: modernist architecture, impeccable staff and very comfortable bedrooms.