Sentence examples for no particular style from inspiring English sources

The mayor's haircut has no particular style, Mr. Rottura explained.

Dance Theater of Harlem has been, from its start 25 years ago, a company rooted in classical-ballet technique but devoted to no particular style or theme.

In the afternoon, he likes to read in the sunroom, whose white brick walls and black-and-white tiled floor accommodate without protest a mélange of armchairs and end tables of no particular style.

When construction continued along Central Park West in the 1920s, the wings were executed in no particular style, although centered on the triumphal Roman-style Roosevelt Memorial, now the museum's main entrance.

Two years later, he produced Kris Kross's song "Jump," which went to No. 1. Now, at the age of thirty-four, Duprisis one of the most consistently employed producers in hip-hop and R. & B. His talent is his anonymity: he has no particular style, and that prevents him from going out of fashion.

In using the fingerpicking techniques of an earlier time to create ethereal improvisations that belonged to no particular style or era, Mr. Rose also acknowledged his debt to John Fahey and other experimental guitarists who came to prominence in the 1960s.

There's no particular style--a car salesman will probably dress somewhat differently than a salesperson at a guitar shop--but you need to figure out how to look as appropriate and approachable as possible.

I don't have any particular style inspiration.

"We don't try to imitate any particular style or century," he said.

He was more famous for those he shot rather than for any particular style.

I am not sticking to any particular style.