As Glenna puts it, "We are not institution-style people".
But the idea that he performs Brookings Institution-style policy evaluations, never sullying himself with considerations of the politics of an issue, is probably a stretch; it would perhaps be better to say that Rove is unusually adept at using government policy as a political tool — in the same way that he is unusually adept at using books as a political tool.
In an ancient institution where style often translates into substance, Francis, in his first 24 hours as pope, has dramatically shifted the tone of the papacy.
What's exemplary about Reich's subsequent life in music is that he's never compromised to fit in with classical music's festivals, institutions, or style police.
Its faculty members also design buildings for the government and for religious institutions in styles that preserve traditional Thai architectural forms.
Indeed, a tax of just 0.05 percent levied on each stock, bond, derivative or currency transaction would be aimed at financial institutions' casino-style trading, which helped precipitate the economic crisis.
Most recently, Sorrell took part in a live Twitter chat on the future and relevance of HBCUs with others, drawing attention to his institution and his style of leadership.
With crimson walls and checkerboard floors, this bistro-style institution in the fashionable Plateau neighborhood is a longstanding favorite among, well, pretty much everyone.
Some of his romantic cynicism, distrust of institutions and improvisatory style clearly came from his home town of Kansas City, Missouri, and his family background.
It rewards contemplative viewing and is a visual delight, with a lovely play between the inner and outside worlds of the EU institutions, in a style reminiscent of Terrence Malick.
But Mr. Ando, who won the Pritzker Prize for architecture in 1995, responded to the idea that he could turn that blank into the model for a new-style institution.
