Sentence examples for more classical style from inspiring English sources

Another from this time, Aristide Maillol, produced figures in a more Classical style.

But Mann has opted for a more classical style than the New Wave-inflected Bonnie and Clyde.

They show some changes in the latest parts, however, to a more classical style that emphasizes the bodies of figures more than the elegant draperies that enfold them.

I'm sure I will work in a more classical style; I'll have this technique and bodies who can do those things, and we will be experimenting and finding new ways.

When Goethe, as director of the theatre, saw that the Sturm und Drang movement was leading to excess and absurdity, he reverted to a more Classical style of theatre.

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.

Hence Palermo was in constant association with the principal capital Naples, where there was architecturally a growing reversion to the more classical styles of architecture.

According to writer Peter Shapiro, the term itself refers to a musical style that obtains its influence from more classical styles, and bohemian musicians seeking a soul revival, while setting themselves apart from the more contemporary sounds of their mainstream R&B counterparts.

Many of his later ballets are more classical in style and more abstract in subject matter than his earlier works.

The odd part is that Gray's films are much more classical in style than Anderson's.

Despite political differences between Copé's "uninhibited right" and the more classical managerial style of Fillon, it all comes down to a fight between those two men.