Sentence examples for from the styles from inspiring English sources

From the Styles section: The high-fashion world, determined to leave no market untapped, is now turning out designer clothes for children.

The principal early buildings are in an architectural style known as Puuc, which shows a number of divergences from the styles of the southern lowlands.

Mr. Thiérrée, whose "Junebug Symphony" was seen in New York five years ago, draws freely from the styles of his parents and grandfather.

Andrew Wyeth's son Jamie (b. 1946) is also an artist, though he paints in a manner that is often different from the styles of his father and his grandfather.

This draped type of dress conformed to that of other civilizations in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern region, such as Greece, Rome, and Mesopotamia, but differed from the styles of Persia, northern India, and China, where people wore more fitted, sewn garments based upon coats, tunics, and trousers.

If this all seems too much effort for a Friday night takeaway, take a lead from the styles the Indians are making and source a wine from elsewhere: cabernet shiraz from Australia and carménère from Chile, say, both tick that big, ripe, red box.

From the style of the masonry, Dr Centauro is convinced the remains are Etruscan.

The relevancy, he said, will come from the style and values of the filmmaker.

A student of the Peredvizhniki, Serov did not diverge from the style of his teachers.

It's no wonder some of its pioneers and progenitors have distanced themselves from the style.

Strictly from the style perspective, I checked out Ms Noem on YouTube.