Sentence examples for more classical and from inspiring English sources

It is more classical, and its geometric patterns tell much of the story.

Beginning around 1640, Claude began to make his compositions more Classical and monumental.

The novecentistas sometimes also called the Generation of 1914 were more classical and less revolutionary than their predecessors.

"There's the chorus material, which is more like an oratorio, more classical, and then there are popular songs.

His style is more classical and geared to prepared openings than Carlsen, who thrives on messy unclear positions and marathon endgames.

But the subjects of Daumier's painting, as prosaic as they are, have a more classical and elegiac quality than the images of subway riders Evans selected.

Schweitzer bought the station in 1957 because he wanted to hear fewer ads and more classical music, and also news of events that the Times did not cover.

This will involve a wide array of computational tools, from those typical of computational biology and bioinformatics, to more classical analytical and numerical methods of statistical mechanics and mathematical physics.

However, realistically these approaches and other more classical biochemical and genetic methodologies remain restricted to a handful of target proteins for which reagents such as, e.g., good antibodies are available.

As on her new album, "The Milk-Eyed Mender" (Drag City), she switched between playing her harp in folk fingerpicking patterns and in a more classical style, and she did everything with total control over rhythm.

This detailed physiological and molecular understanding is frequently missing in more classical ecological and evolutionary approaches to studying of adaptation (but for more recent advances see, for example, Alonso-Blanco et al. 2009; Dalziel et al. 2009).