Flanagan reproduces the gallantry and pamphlet character of his German model, but departs from Böll in point of style.
The dancers are barefoot, and it's often a point of style that the sole of at least one foot stays planted firmly on the floor.
The point of style, surely, has never been about just sticking on an outfit, or a weird hat, just to get a photograph of yourself on the Internet.
Five years from now, Olympic sponsors will likely be forgotten, but consumers will remember brands that focus on point of sale, style and quality.
Reviewers instead picked on points of style and disagreed about whether the first or second half of the book is best.
As a dessert, it hits the same luscious, buttery, jammy notes as a fruit pie, but instead of being neatly trimmed, crimped and latticed, it features hasty folds and raggedy edges: perfectly acceptable points of style.
On Ms. Schorer's students these points look natural, and on Monday she did not need to work on more complex points of style, like off-balance steps or elaborate steps.
Anderson received enthusiastic notices throughout the nineteen-twenties her first Times review, inineteen-twenties hervoice ofirstsual compass, color, and dramaTimesapacity"—but she needed time to mastereviewfiner points of style and diction in foreign-language songs.
Though Ms. Fleming may not be an ideal bel canto prima donna, here was a great vocal artist in her prime, stretching herself, finding her own way into a challenging repertory over which purists battle about points of style, and delivering a heartfelt and often sumptuous performance.
A few minutes later, he said, "Today, you can go online and find a million points of style.
David Sims from the A.V. Club wrote that the episode "masterfully kept us abreast of everything going on, while sticking to the point-of-view style the show has held from the start".
