Sentence examples for kind of classical from inspiring English sources

She is kind of classical and sings in her own language that she makes up.

At City Ballet, he took those dancers and created a new kind of classical ballet.

This kind of classical allusion wasn't uncommon in the era of the late Victorian amateur.

There are times when Radiohead seem to be practicing a new kind of classical music for the masses.

The best kind of classical performance is never a retreat into the past but rather an intensification of the present.

"He was a close friend of Strauss; he knew every kind of classical music and he loved it.

"Craigslistlieder,"­ as he called it, became a kind of classical-yet-poppy, ironic-yet-musical model.

Another local hero for rapid appreciation is a simple but vivid raspberry-patterned vase that Christie's sold for $10 million to Mr. Wynn, whose casino in Macau has become a showcase for all kinds of classical Chinese art.

This philosophy would enable Tangerine Dream to encompass various kinds of classical, avant-garde and minimalist influences within their music as well as heavy rock and ambient atmospheres, and it set Froese and Tangerine Dream apart from other "Krautrock" bands such as Neu! or Kraftwerk, whose so-called "motorik" beats emphasised machine-like repetition.

AIM interneurons are equipped with two kinds of classical neurotransmitters, glutamate and serotonin, as well as several neuropeptides (Li and Kim 2008; Serrano-Saiz et al. 2013; Sze et al. 2000).

In this paper, two kinds of classical resource allocation algorithms for carrier aggregation system are evaluated and compared: nonlinear programming resource allocation algorithm (NPRAA) [11] and Markov-based carrier selected and resource allocation algorithm (MCSRAA).