Sentence examples for headed style from inspiring English sources

These statements are drawn from "Advertisements for Myself" (1959), an interview published in The Paris Review in 1963 and the preface to "Why Are We in Vietnam?" (1967), among other sources, yet they are stitched together in "The Spooky Art" in chapters headed "Style," "Genre," "Journalistic Research," "Moral Vision" and so on, as if representing Mailer's latest "thoughts on writing".

All of the characters are drawn in a crude, big headed style where they appear to be children.

And once you've chosen one heading style, try to stick to it throughout the document.

Figure 4a illustrates a part of a student's produced document where the red rectangles denote two required skills, namely Bold and Heading style skills.

As an example of a possible feedback, the case where heading style skill is not performed by a student, the following feedback was generated: In Microsoft Word 2007/2010, select the text to be used as a title or heading.

Accordingly, we have also revised the heading style and added subheadings, where appropriate to improve clarity.

The hyperlink function can link to any text formatted with a heading style or any location in your book you've marked using the bookmark function.[13].[13]

But it has to do with an antic, over-the-top, nail-on-the-head style.

Britain has a do-it-yourself stamp in which hats, eyes and glasses can be affixed to fruit, Mr. Potato Head style.

The next year Stuart Sutcliffe, and then John Lennon and Paul McCartney, swept forward their 50s' rocker haircut into the pilzen kopf (mushroom head) style, and the western world soon followed.

Alas, dance films like Wim Wenders's innovative, kinetic "Pina" have now set a high barre, and by comparison the traditional talking-head style of this documentary seems primed for showings on public television.