Sentence examples for more recent style from inspiring English sources
The seven pieces here connect bebop ("At the Vanguard," with its snaking, Charlie Parker-esque line), Coltrane ("After the Rain") and a more recent style of experimental collective playing ("On This Day Just Like Any Other").
It's just that the series' out-there gruesomeness and frank stupidity strike me as preferable to the more recent style of big-budget action/horror pictures like "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" and the coming "Blade: Trinity" (Dec. 8).
In the video below, "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" Executive Producer Jill Van Lokeren and Producer Julie Mirlicourtois appear on HuffPost Live with the behind-the-scenes scoop on Lawrence and one of his more recent style choices: why he really shaved his head.
Mr. Dream took its blare from more recent styles: grunge and post-punk.
Nevertheless, what has survived elsewhere hints at the antiquity of art traditions in Oceania and sometimes illuminates the origins of more recent styles.
The discovery or reappraisal of design techniques and imagery in the art forms and processes of other cultures has been an important stimulus to the development of more recent styles of Western painting, whether or not their traditional significance have been fully understood.
In this MIXED BY, Cooly's more recent styling are in full effect.
More recent styles of calypso have also kept a local scene alive, and produced a number of famous calypsonians.
Yoruba live among the Nupe, and there are bronzes in the Nupe villages of Tada and Jebba one of them apparently an Ife work and another in a more recent Yoruba style.
Choose between four traditional apartments (antique beds, wooden beams, hand-painted furniture) and two more recent pod-style additions with floor-to-ceiling windows and striking, contemporary design.
In the Caribbean in the 19th century, local cultures met the poetic and melodic forms and bardic traditions of Europe and Africa, creating hybrids that have endured as the basis for more recent Latin styles.
