Sentence examples for informed style from inspiring English sources

Read it some other time, after you've listened to The Stooges, Raw Power, Fun House, Lust for Life, and The Idiot and realized that Iggy Pop's animalistic physicality has informed style for decades and will continue to do so well after the last time he writhes and slithers across a stage.

Modern orchestras have assimilated much of what Mr. Gardiner and his peers assert with regard to "historically informed" style.

I understand the desire to add some spice to reporting from any political conference, but the display of informed style comment took me by surprise.

Lambert has always been a tough, charming cookie, with a penchant for turbans, impressive jewels and well-placed friends, and all this is reflected in the placid yet informed style of her apartment.

The orchestra's mission is to present works from the classical period on modern instruments in a historically informed style, although for Mr. Mallon, a protégé of the early-music specialist John Eliot Gardiner, "authentic is a dangerous term".

In a separate article summarizing reviews by New York critics, Stabler called the Symphony a "virtuosos band" that "now plays with more acute rhythmic precision, more clarity, more informed style... and more extreme dynamics and tempos".

Since his stunning bedroom-produced debut album, Brand New Second Hand, and the follow-up smash Witness (1 Hope) – which, even 14 years on, sounds like it was beamed in from some distant alien galaxy – he has inspired everyone from Dizzee Rascal to the Arctic Monkeys, and informed styles from garage to grime, without ever seeming to swerve from his own individualistic path.

She added: "Ewen would always say that style informs fashion and I think that is a really interesting point, because young people are particularly good at individualising trends for themselves.

This performance style informed Busoni's style of composition.

I'm interested in matching historically informed performance style with a modern staging.

(Picasso carried them over into his Surrealist works of the early thirties, and they informed the style of Balthus, whose great 1933 painting "The Street" stars in the show).