Sentence examples for invent a style from inspiring English sources

"You have to invent a style and a world.

An architect's daughter from a village south of Moscow, she helped invent a style of furiously crisscrossing lines called Rayism.

"TV was a new creative medium and we had to invent a style, addressing the camera to establish a relationship with the audience.

Though Vaux "didn't invent a style of architecture," Mr. Kowsky notes, he had an eye for spatial arrangement, adapting each house to its location and allowing those who lived there to feel intimate with the landscape.

She helped invent a style that might be called avant-garde R & B, and she did it by recording some of the least passionate love songs in recent memory -- her favorite tools were grace and precision.

"Of course, any writer has to invent a style that contains them," he remarks, "and find a new way of putting together these things about yourself that are puzzling".

Cassavetes invented a style that embraced both.

Never taught how to write a proper sentence, he invents a style of his own.

Yet Copland is in an odd position: not of representing the "American sound," but of having invented a style that for many listeners became the "American sound," just as Grieg invented a Norwegian folk tradition.

The pair invented a style of desert rebel rock to express their homesickness, their brooding, rebellious anger, their feelings and anxieties about the sufferings of their own stateless disenfranchised people.

At almost 3,000 metres above sea level, with only limited resources – apart from earth, bricks and lots of imagination – Feenstra invented a style of sustainable architecture related to indigenous know-how, using solar energy to heat the quake-proof buildings.