Sentence examples for offshoot style from inspiring English sources

It has been compared to How To Spend It, the weekend magazine of the Financial Times, T magazine, a New York Times offshoot, Style & Design, a spinoff of Time, and Departures, a magazine distributed for free to American Express platinum and black cardholders.

An offshoot of the Rococo style, the Gothic taste was particularly well developed in England.

His work came to represent the "luminist" style, an offshoot of the Hudson River School and a strain of realism that was known for its meticulous brushwork and an incandescent quality of light.

Two years later Wexler moved to Palm Springs and went to work for William Cody, who trained him in the Desert Modern aesthetic, an offshoot of the International style but with a regional focus on the dry and sunny climates of California and the Southwest.

Their architectural style, an offshoot of the Western Chalukya style, shows distinct Dravidian influences.

These days Mr. Telepan finds himself at a pivotal moment: he just finished a renovation at Telepan, and he's about to open a tapas-style TriBeCa offshoot, Telepan Local, in November.

"There have been many offshoots of the Nobu style," he said -- restaurants that are "very architectural, with a buzz in terms of environment, that offer a complete dining experience".

In that sense, style is an offshoot of character".

The Hoysala style is an offshoot of the Western Chalukya style, which was popular in the 10th and 11th centuries.

The Mysore painting style is an offshoot of the Vijayanagar school of painting, and King Raja Wodeyar (1578 1617 CE) is credited with having been its patron.

Crowdfunding is another offshoot of this trend.