Sentence examples for or of style from inspiring English sources

Obviously, a realm as boundless and diverse as nonfictional prose literature cannot be characterized as having any unity of intent, of technique, or of style.

Russian painters did not sign their works until the 17th century, so paintings can be assigned to him only on the basis of written evidence or of style.

Every singer "binds" and makes the voice "flow" in some degree, but the degree relates to evenness, which may be a question of voice-production or of style or both.

I'm quite aware, too, that looking at toothbrushes, or washing powder, or underwear could become a little random, so what I've tried to do in my book is link up the tiny details to sketch out some bigger stories, about the history of medicine, or of hygiene, or of style and taste, to give just a few examples.

(No '80s gowns with poufy sleeves or out-of-style silhouettes).

Whether it's a multiplicity of grapes, of regions or of styles, what has become increasingly valued about a wine is its distinctiveness.

They never go in or out of style.

"Many are afraid they will have to give up coolness or sense of style," he said.

But it also makes for a company without much of an identity or unanimity of style.

And when it breaks, or goes out of style, or is no longer of use to him, he throws it away.

Jazz singing is a flexible discipline: it's not determined by repertory or the particulars of style.