The arcs delineated by the racquet of Conchita Martinez are as classically perfect as those of Martina Navratilova.
His 1943 photographs of light rippling across dark water — in circling lines that resulted from extended exposures — are as classically "all-over" as the drip paintings that Pollock began making several years later.
Although he was never content with couture's past glory and always, even 50 years ago, was exploring a different orbit, the designer is an impeccable couturier whose silken dresses, cut on the bias so that they fall like a water shower, are as classically beautiful as they come.
Ahead of a string of clubs dates like his set tonight alongside Oliver at Brooklyn's Output he's sent us over a freebie by the name of "Feel The Fire," and it's as classically 'Plastic Plates' as a ten layer birthday cake just waiting to be sliced up. .
The most frequent clinical manifestations of infections were as classically described: patients had sudden onset of ocular pain, foreign body sensation, irritation, epiphora, photophobia, and subconjunctival hemorrhage.
Klein is as much a strange drifter as he is a classically trained artist.
There is little that could be described as classically heroic about the Presidential performance documented here, but there is much of what Obama promised voters when he sought the White House: realism and intelligence.
He is now as classically English as chicken tikka marsala".
One of many amateur surname historians of the 19th century is described as "classically patriarchal and flaunting the kind of beard you could hide an owl in".
