Sentence examples for often adopting from inspiring English sources

Yet Bedlam is a confused and complacent exhibition that touches on huge issues but fails to follow through – often adopting a semi-ironic pose.

Tintoretto made it his business to be the un-Titian of Venetian painting, often adopting the older artist's style only to exaggerate, even mock it.

Why does it feel like there are more bosses now than ever telling us what to do, often adopting a needlessly authoritarian tone?

Here Jarry, often adopting the Ubu persona so that friends began to call him "Pa Ubu", began to meet other ambitious writers.

And except for some caricatures of the colorful poor, he avoided grittier urban subjects, often adopting aerial vistas, observing the hurly-burly from a safe height, distinguishing his brand of Impressionism from its more radical and abstract French modes.

Since Election Day, he has been very careful in his responses to Trump's controversial statements, sometimes ignoring them, sometimes downplaying them, and often adopting the mantra that he doesn't comment on the tweet of the moment.

They often adopt in response to infertility, and the adoption process is long and difficult.

"Conservatives too often adopt an adversarial attitude with the media.

The F.D.A. often adopts the recommendations of its panels.

Writers of erotica have often adopted a veil.

David Byrne has often adopted the persona of Rock Star as Spaceman.