Sentence examples for innumerable styles of from inspiring English sources

The Beatles had once worked with Kaempfert, a native of Hamburg, where the group mastered innumerable styles of music, making it possible for them to write in many more styles and tempos than, say, the Dave Clark Five.

Announced in January 1773, just four days before Christie's began to advertise an auction of Adam's collection of art and antiques, it details the innumerable styles of sideboards and mirrors, Grecian urns and plinths, that one might procure from the dazzling duo to decorate one's drawing room.

In the 20th century, shoes are made in innumerable styles, with various designs and colours.

In time, it evolved into innumerable styles and varieties, including the taʿliq, the riqaʿ, the divani, the thuluth, and the syakat, and became the parent of the modern Arabic writing.

Within the wide range of available styles of yarmulkes, there are innumerable subtexts and symbols afoot, and cloth and color can signify political affiliation and religious denomination.

Innumerable beauties of style adorn it just now: the slow lowering of a gesture in an arc, the handsome fullness of a formal port de bras, an acute pounce into a full-stretched arabesque.

The predominant sculptural style of the innumerable images (primarily of the Buddha, with ancillary figures) is a synthesis of various foreign influences including Persian, Byzantine, and Greek but ultimately derived from the Buddhist art of India.

The simplicity of Azorín's style attracted innumerable imitators, all of whom failed to achieve his intellectual subtlety, vitality, and poetic rhythm.

The plot is less a structural frame than a kind of golden wire on which Anderson hangs innumerable encounters, scampering chases, and an archly decorative style of commentary.

It is interesting to observe the fusing of Hardwick's sumptuous style with a subject of such elusive grandeur, but the innumerable expressions of pure devotion take up valuable room in a short book.

There are innumerable stories of personal hardship.