Sentence examples for modes borrowed from from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, over the last two decades, Kevin Young has become one of the poetry stars of his generation, prolifically publishing ambitious collections that mix a wise and witty — and sometimes sexy — swagger with modes borrowed from many sources.

Combined with the quiet shutter mode Canon borrowed from the 5D Mark III for the 6D, the Wi-Fi remote is a good way to quietly get candid shots at events or in street photography.

Combined with the quiet shutter mode Canon borrowed from the 5D Mark III for the 6D, the Wi-Fi remote is a good way to quietly get candid shots at events or in street photography.

Dating from the past 20 years, the majority of works involve technology and public modes of address borrowed from the worlds of advertising and design, and express critical suspicion of mainstream media, culture and society.

Produced over the past two decades, most involve public modes of address borrowed from the worlds of advertizing and design and concepts promoting critical suspicion of mainstream media, culture and society.

Like Pärt, Górecki made a shift in the mid-1970s from avant garde to a slow, meditative, repetitive style with simple harmonies borrowed from the modes of eastern European folk music.

This provision was borrowed from Prussian practice.

Photos borrowed from Jamie Klingler.

He never borrowed from banks.

Then, she borrowed from it.

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