Sentence examples for example of the style from inspiring English sources

As we worked, we uncovered the details that made this cottage such a sweet and unassuming example of the style.

The first mature example of the style was the nave and choir of Lincoln Cathedral (begun in 1192).

The oldest surviving example of the style is probably the choir of Gloucester Cathedral (begun c. 1335).

A characteristic example of the style is the well-known koan "When both hands are clapped a sound is produced; listen to the sound of one hand clapping".

It was a dignified example of the style that the two men knew Biddle from observation and Strickland from reproductions from the Parthenon.

Whistler's Japanese-inspired design for the dining room of shipping magnate Frederick Leyland's London house is an especially fine example of the style.

Examples of the style abound.

Other important examples of the style are the Tour de Beurre of Rouen Cathedral and the north spire of Chartres.

Look out for the two largest, classic examples of the style: the House of Soviets at 212 Moskovsky Prospekt, and the Spire Building at 190 Moskovsky Prospekt.

The Genji scrolls, probably the oldest examples of the style, achieve an intimate quality through the use of an aerial perspective over roofless Japanese architecture.

Outside London, cinemas are the most shining examples of the style – Harry Weedon's Odeons are the best (all too many converted into bingo halls or graceless multiplexes), along with shop fronts.