Sentence examples for more robust style from inspiring English sources

He has modified the menu a bit, dropping many of the Asian accents and moving toward a simpler, more robust style.

What to drink Crispy pork belly Pinot noir works really well with five spice, but go for a more robust style from, say, Central Otago, rather than a delicate burgundy: Mudhouse Claim 431 Pinot Noir 2013 (£15 Morrisons, £14.98 when you buy any six bottles from Majestic; 14% abv) would be spot on.

He has adapted his style at Bayern, becoming more flexible, more varied in approach, implementing the synthesis of his Barça style and the more robust counterpressing style he found in Munich.

Alongside Laurent-Perrier's Ultra-Brut, Pol Roger's Pure, made in a slightly more robust, fruitier style, is probably the most widely available.

In the St . Johnaltarpiece and the Seven Sacraments triptych, executed between 1451 and 1455, shortly after Rogier's return north, his characteristic austerity is tempered by his recollection of the more robust Italian styles; and, in both, the panels are unified from a single point of view.

The Salzburg players were consistently ready in support, with a sound more robust, more period-style than hers.

In the the beginning, his prose was crisper and his style more robust, but his subject range narrower.

The redundant version of full-adder is simple in structure and more robust than the standard style for this device.

In England the Regency goldsmiths, of whom Paul Storr was the foremost, created their own more robust version of the Empire style.

The supposed benefit of frequency domain convolution is that it makes the acoustic models more robust to speaker and speaking style variations.

The other half of the menu is pasta in the Italo-American style, with flavors more robust than subtle, and lots and lots of garlic.