Sentence examples for more styled from inspiring English sources

But Ross is closely identified with the W.W.F., and his loud and leering style seems more styled for the XFL's rowdy, sexually charged brand of football entertainment than Vasgersian's is.

And while the collection often seemed more styled than designed, with obvious references to Biba-era London, Mr. Galliano did hit on the antiwar theme -- with "Dior Not War" splashed on jackets and shirts.

Jack's other costumes are "loosely wartime based", such as the trousers are "getting more and more styled to suit his figure".

Second is the more styled, military-smart east London look, which is all skinhead-inspired bomber jackets, turn-ups, and bovver boots.

For a breezy, more styled look, try putting a flower, bow, or rose, or whatever works for you in your hair.

The Rivals Ford Fiesta 1.6 Titanium: £14,195 More dramatically styled, more fun to drive, with sharper handling and more power.

"With him, Tupperware's designs became more sharply, more obviously styled than before," said Kathryn B. Hiesinger, a curator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The newly redesigned 2002 Nissan Altima is more aggressively styled and handles more in the vein of a BMW, with power to match.

This season, Marni was less romantic, more urban, slicker in its colour combinations and more desirably styled.

The higher priced Designers Collection, more classically styled, features a roster of 24 well-known designers; the Soho-inspired Fragments Collection is more trend-and fashion-oriented.

The Voyager GT is more of a replacement for those compact 2.5″ external hard drives that draw more power, heat up, and are actually significantly larger than this thing (though it has to be said, more elegantly styled).