Sentence examples for outgoing style from inspiring English sources

Roy Haynes has fit in perfectly with Pat Metheny, John Coltrane and Charlie Parker, and he still has outgoing style to burn.

Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, who taught the future New York archbishop when he was still a seminarian, said Cardinal Dolan's outgoing style and ability to project enthusiasm were huge assets to the church back home.

Steve's hugely energetic and outgoing style has been extremely effective and by asking him to take on the chief executive's role – alongside his many other duties – the club are showing they mean business in their attempt to rejuvenate the union game in the North-west.

The attack prompted an outpouring of public support in South Korea for Lippert, whose outgoing style has made him popular since he took up his post in November.

(Schweitzer) Lisa Moore (Friday) As the original pianist in the Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ms. Moore developed an outgoing performing style and a broad taste for contemporary composition, qualities that she has expanded upon since she left the group to pursue a solo career.

It pioneered a popular innovation with its drum section, in which the drumline puts on its own dynamic mini-show, and became widely imitated for its outgoing, high-stepping style.

However, Asians actually experienced less discrimination than West Indians because they tended to avoid situations in which they might be exposed to it: for example, they were more likely to seek a job through contacts within their own community, where West Indians were more outgoing in their style of life, and more likely to seek jobs by making direct applications.

First Mr. Hyman played with surety through Little Brother Montgomery's "Vicksburg Blues," in an outgoing country-blues piano style that approximated singing, with rushed, nearly bending bunches of notes.

Macri's narrow victory over the government-backed candidate Daniel Scioli in Sunday's runnoff election marks the end of 12 years of Kirchnerismo — the word used to describe the state-centered policies and flamboyant style of outgoing president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and her predecessor and late husband Néstor Kirchner.

A certain audience will miss the ability to format outgoing messages with fonts, styles and colors, too.

In his written evidence he seemed to refer to the management style of the outgoing governor.