Spark didn't work from a single, basic template, in the manner of, say, Anita Brookner.
But "üutensil" conjures elegant Nordic design in the manner of, say, Danish kitchen accessories brand, Muuto.
Bonnie Trivizas, 66, was stylishly dressed in a sort of deconstructed sweater and other layers of black and brown in the manner of, say, Rei Kawakubo, circa 1985.
It was like: 'I'm not even here.' " LINNEY'S TRANSFORMATIONS from one role to another aren't acrobatic in the manner of, say, Meryl Streep's.
The thing about Reacher is that he is not just a thug, even if a well-meaning thug in the manner of, say, Rambo or Bruce Willis.
A decade later, on the phone to me from San Francisco, Albert calls the whole thing a "reveal" – in the manner of, say, Extreme Makeover.
The Met wanted something grand to show off its new house, a contemporary work, yes, but with spectacle and lyrical sweep in the manner of, say, "Aida".
The stories are too literary – too drenched in the hyper-articulated consciousness of their narrators – to function as simple genre pieces in the manner of, say, Elmore Leonard's early work.
Mr. Jacquot's first decision was to avoid recreating the world of "Tosca" in the manner of, say, the 1992 television version with Plácido Domingo, which was done in the setting and period of the opera's action -- Rome, in 1800.
