Sentence examples for highly classical from inspiring English sources
If these terms seem old-fashioned, well, so be it: Ferrante's imagination is highly classical.
Versatile and fascinating dancers like Willy Shives and the highly classical Tracy Julias are among the new faces to watch.
It was praised as a work "in modern art, of the very highest order", but in its highly classical idiom one that also "competes successfully with the best remnants of the Greek art".
Even the understated and highly classical brand Laurent Ferrier has ventured into Asian motifs, adding two models to its Galet Secret collection — the Dragon and the Serpent — designed in partnership with Meissen Italia, a unit of the German porcelain maker.
The "King of Poets," Muḥammad Taqī Bahār (died 1951), who had been actively working before World War I for democracy, now devoted himself to a variety of cultural activities, but his poems, though highly classical in form, were of great influence; they dealt with contemporary events and appealed to a wide public.
The aim of this paper is to obtain efficient algorithms and sharp estimates in the highly classical problem of evaluating the Kolmogorov distance between binomial and Poisson laws having the same mean.
YURI BASHMET AND IGOR BUTMAN (Wednesday) Mr. Butman is a saxophonist and one of Russia's top jazz musicians, and Mr. Bashmet is a highly regarded classical violist; they meet here in the name of a jazz-meets-classical crossover, performing Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and a "Jazz Suite for Viola, Saxophone, Piano and Orchestra" by Igor Raykhelson.
Highly trained classical musicians bring an artistic, educational, social and economic value to our society.
She adored Philadelphia and served as the Director and Fundraiser of "The Philadelphia Singers", a highly regarded classical choral ensemble.
His poetic expression, characterized by sincerity, passion, and a pervasive strain of melancholy, transcended the highly formalized classical Islāmic literary aesthetic.
The Claude is a highly finished classical countryside (circa 1645) in brown ink, based on a view of the Tiber outside Rome, and done in the wonderfully subtle gradations of tone that is a hallmark of Claude.
