Sentence examples similar to mode of renaissance from inspiring English sources

Despite the country's economic woes, its designers are in a mode of Renaissance-like expansion, and nowhere is this on finer display than in their latest fixation: hotels.

The main door was probably of Renaissance style.

He determined to revive archaic modes of plainchant and Renaissance polyphony, and imposed upon them experiments in alternative scales and unconventional harmony.

They include the strict rhythmic modes of the 13th century; the free oratorical speech-rhythms of the Renaissance; the almost stressless flow of Renaissance polyphony; the strong body rhythms of the Baroque; the freedom of the late Romantics; and the primitivistic rhythms of the 20th century with composite and ever changing time signatures.

The city is, arguably, entering a period of renaissance.

Two were of Renaissance and Baroque art.

Micachu is somewhat of Renaissance artist.

It is a mixture of Renaissance and Gothic styles.

In his youth, the dominant mode of the day, in music and in other arts, was Mannerism: a rebellion against Renaissance humanism that emphasized flamboyant stylization, formal shock tactics, technical virtuosity, and intimations of the dark and the irrational.

Mode of travel: Feet.

Mode of transport: Car.