Sentence examples for range of idioms from inspiring English sources

The range of idioms included classical, romantic, comic and modernist (usually more than one of those at the same time).

The David Chesky music used in "Hope (The Final Rise)" steers through a wide range of idioms, some rock related and none distinguished.

Like Bang on a Can, the Music of Now Marathon featured composers and performers representing a broad range of idioms and styles.

Company C, from the San Francisco area, performed four works by three choreographers, varied enough to show a range of idioms.

While Feldman's hallmark was slow-moving, muted gestures, Mr. Penderecki, the Polish composer who has explored a range of idioms from avant-garde to neo-Romantic during his career, often highlights otherworldly timbres.

If their range of idioms finds the Broadway musical sprouting new branches, all four have longstanding pop roots that go as far back as the late-1950's and early 60's.

Pinker's insistence that written language loosen to reflect natural American idiom is parochial: there's too wide a range of idiom to be captured in one style.

"Rune" is 50 years old; some material at Dia:Beacon was new; the half-century between has seen a vast range of idiom.

The range of that "anything" is on display in the exhibition, which covers a marvelously entertaining range of idiom and thought.

Yet he was receptive to an amazing range of musical idioms and could recognize genius when he heard it.

Sam Yulsman is a composer, pianist and multimedia artist whose work spans a wide range of musical idioms.