Sentence examples for much more classical from inspiring English sources

Yet compared with the exhibition's other works, Cunningham's dances look much more classical.

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

From the Third Symphony (1985) onwards, the tuned percussion fades away and the palette becomes much more classical.

But there is something more serious about Lucas's work, too, and, as is revealed by this show, something much more classical.

But I was also interested in having choreographers who came from different languages – Russell's is contemporary, though he clearly comes from a classical background, Akram's is contemporary with its roots in kathak, and Liam's is much more classical.

Fautrier has made the two sides of the face totally different – one is much more classical, rational, the side with the eye; on the other he wanted to represent the inhumanity of man.

Eustache Le Sueur began painting under the influence of Vouet, but after Poussin's brief return to Paris (1640 42) he turned to a much more rigorous classical style influenced by Raphael's tapestry designs, whereas Sébastien Bourdon was capable of painting in almost any current style on request.

But even from the beginning, Rachel stood apart, first because she didn't go to Goldsmiths like most of the others (she went to the Slade after Brighton) but also because she was much more a classical, formal stylist than a conceptual artist, with no political or ideological axe to grind.

People often thought Kevin was part of that, but he came from a much softer, more classical playwriting tradition.

I don't really have the musical vocabulary to describe what I was hearing; the feel was as much or more "classical" than jazz, but with none of that distracting Gunther Schuller "third stream" self-consciousness I remember from days of old.

The first one is much more borne of classical strategy.