Sentence examples for plain classical from inspiring English sources

Then there's just plain classical music, including Walton's "Belshazzar's Feast" and two Tchaikovsky piano concertos.

Plain, classical columns were done in an accordion-creased material that looked like leather but could have been its fake cousin; he used both.

In 1900, the building was sold, and the new owner removed the top two floors and added six, rebuilding the bottom two floors in a plain-vanilla classical style.

WHITE PLAINS White Plains High School Stanley Drucker, classical.

The classical plain-text representation of source code is convenient for programmers but requires parsing to uncover the deep structure of the program.

Certainly Donald Rosenberg, the Cleveland Plain Dealer's respected classical music writer, has been consistently critical of Welser-Möst's performances.

This is like watching lions on the plains of the Serengeti: classical music in its original habitat.

With a few exceptions (Melissa Toogood's insistently ironic smile, Christine Flores's perkiness), all the dancers kept their features pretty composed, plain, as if they were classical statues.

Plain radiography may detect a classical defect in the greater wing of sphenoid called "Harlequin eye" appearance.

Modern is mixed with comfy, classical with futuristic, homely with just plain bonkers.

"Pichet Klunchun and Myself," a show-and-tell, getting-to-know-you conversation between Bel and a master of Thai classical dance, is more plain and equally good-natured.