Sentence examples similar to forge styling from inspiring English sources
But close though this lifelong relationship remained, Bronzino was manifestly determined to forge a style of his own.
He's willing to forge a style not all his own — or not his own at all.
The heart has its reasons, the reasons drive us mad, and his task is to forge a style from the result.
Kael and Didion had parallel flight paths: both were Northern California kids who had close-read Henry James at Berkeley, gone East to get their bearings, and returned to California to forge their styles.
Jones now has to find a plan to restore England and forge a style of rugby and mental resilience that will help them win Six Nations championships and present a more formidable challenge at the 2019 World Cup in Japan.
In the 1950s musicians playing in nightclubs in the Matonge quarter of Kinshasa, foremost among them Kabesele Tshamala and François Lwambo, forged a style called African jazz (or OK jazz), a style that went on to influence contemporary musicians around the continent and in Europe and North America as well.
It was probably silly of me to expect a firm adherence to Old World styles among freewheeling American brewers, not when experience has demonstrated that many Americans are more interested in forging new styles.
Soon he was appearing on radio shows, forging a style modeled on Lefty Frizzell, Roy Acuff andHank Williams.
Menus have often been historic, with chefs like Larry Forgione, Charles Palmer and David Burke forging distinctive styles with regional American ingredients.
Surprisingly, he was a latecomer in forging a style identity all his own.
