Sentence examples for fragile style from inspiring English sources

With "Summerteeth" in 1999 and "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot," released in 2002, Mr. Bennett became a key part of the band's songwriting, often as a darker foil to the more fragile style of the lead singer, Jeff Tweedy.

The fact that the German doppelbocks were so good suggests a second point: The added richness and body in this style possibly act as preservatives, allowing these beers to withstand the rigors of travel better than more fragile styles.

A great part of the album's success comes from the juxtaposition of Beck's cut-and-paste musical landscapes and Gainsbourg's fragile vocal style which echoes her emotional minimalism as an actor.

One of the best songs is "Enough," which reflects the fragile, wispy style of Marvin Gaye's great "What's Going On" album.

Raul Castro, 80, has launched a series of reforms encouraging more private initiative and reducing state dominance of the fragile Soviet-style economy put in place after Cuba's 1959 revolution.

So far, at least, experts classify South Sudan as a fragile state, rather than a Somalia-style failed state.

Barcelona's turbulent history has been unkind to fragile elements of the style.

A very different writer is Johan Theorin, whose fragile, glass-boned narrative style assumes an operatic scale in The Voices Beyond (Doubleday, £12.99).

Meryl Streep played fragile Suzanne Vale with a style that would become almost stereotypical, but the real star was Shirley MacLaine as her defiant star-to-the-end mum.

Numerous fragile lines dominate his style and the plot is slower and more methodical than Gorbut's uncontainable plots.

Dr. Graf recommends looser styles for fragile hair — hair that is bleached, fine or very curly.