Sentence examples for problem of style from inspiring English sources

The current problem with physics, he thinks, is basically a problem of style.

Who's dropping them?" This selective navete is not merely a problem of style.

He makes it seem that the problem with fascism (and the rest) is, at bottom, a problem of style.

Bill Bradley's campaign never caught on, but Mr. Nader says that was more a problem of style than substance.

Among his works in various genres are Sixtine, roman de la vie cérébrale (1890; Very Woman (Sixtine): A Cerebral Novel), Histoires magiques (1894; "Magical Tales"), and Le Problème du style (1902; "The Problem of Style").

A low-volatility strategy might result in a heavy exposure to utility stocks, and to the risk that governments will change the rules that govern their profits.This problem of "style bias" can make smart-beta investing riskier than it appears.

It is an admirable effort, inspired by his early years as a sickly and marginalised child, but it carries with it certain problems of style over content.

His writings of this last period include a Latin translation of Epictetus' Manual (1479); a collection of Detti piacevoli (witty sentences), composed in the vernacular between 1477 and 1479; Greek epigrams; a number of vernacular canzoni a ballo ("songs for dancing") and rispetti ("regards"), which show his taste for popular poetry; and Latin letters on problems of style and literature.

This is not so much a problem of literary style – a few minutes' riffling though his works at random will confirm that Spenser has style in spades – as one of literary form.

In particular, future study will concern the application of the proposed approach to the problem of music-style recognition.

The problem of mixed-style text, written- and spoken-like, in tweets was handled through our data selection approaches to determine spoken-like sentences for building LM in LVCSR.