Sentence examples for flexible style from inspiring English sources
Tennant, in other words, has a flexible style.
Livy evolved a varied and flexible style that the ancient critic Quintilian characterized as a "milky richness".
Bezmozgis has pretty much all of the important novelistic talents: a flexible style, a superb eye for detail, real vitality, and an acute historical imagination.
Despite her relaxed, flexible style, Ms. de la Fressange is a disciplined businesswoman who knows how to sell her brand: herself.
As a director for over 25 years he brought his unique vision and flexible style to a variety of commercial film projects on the national and international stage.
Instead of putting on and exchanging idioms like designer dresses, Ms. White has amalgamated them into a flexible style whose essential ingredient is an unflagging emotional honesty.
That is a tall order, Mr. Lehman said, but until it happens, bright, outward-looking Chinese students with an eye on the international job market will continue to seek immersion in foreign cultures and different, flexible styles of teaching.
Sinatra et al (2003) similarly reported that students with more sophisticated and flexible styles of knowledge and learning were more likely to accept evolution.
Most existing travel recommendation systems utilized travel history, yet neglected the low frequency of tourism and the flexible styles of attractions in different cities, which will cause the inaccuracy in both collaborative filtering recommendation and content-based recommendation.
Finally, more research on flexible styles of the antenna deployment such as uniform plan arrays (UPAs) are expected in the future work. 1 A codebook based beam training scheme to determine f n and w m will be explained in more details in Section 4. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Data tracks representing, e.g. sequence read coverage can be rendered as histograms and the flexible styling options allow for a great deal of variety of appearance (Fig. 1 shows some examples).
