Sentence examples for quite classical from inspiring English sources

They are popsy but not quite pop, yet not quite classical either.

With a spirit that was still quite Classical but showing great energy, his first works were influenced by the sinewy work of Rodin.

The two remaining ideas, one quite classical, the other a bit more contemporary, were tidied up and bolstered with supporting images to help clarify our intentions.

Mr. Charlap, the pianist, has a sense of balance and form that's quite classical, and a list of American songs in his head that could mark him as someone with an untoward fascination for the past.

This paper focuses on the model monitoring procedure because the model conception procedure is quite classical.

Some of these spaces are already quite classical, and have been modified here to account for the possible mutual singularity of measures in (mathcal {P}_{[underline {a},overline {a}]}).

He has quite a classical approach to stand-up: there are no confessions of personal foibles or attempts at hard-hitting satire, just acres of proper jokes of the kind that won't date.

He is actually quite a classical player and he thrives when he goes out there and plays some shots.

In their book Saturday Night Forever: The Story of Disco, Alan Jones and Jussi Kantonen described the song as being "supremely catchy and melodic, with a quite miraculous classical chamber music-style break in the middle" and considered the track "a key recording that instantly defines the disco era".

Courses are quite structured, almost classical in nature.

"Where projection doesn't quite work in classical music is where it's not totally integrated.