Sentence examples for recent mode of from inspiring English sources

It would be lovely to announce that the new Bond movie is scintillating, or at least rambunctiously exciting, but "Skyfall," in the recent mode of Christopher Nolan's "Batman" films, is a gloomy, dark action thriller, and almost completely without the cynical playfulness that drew us to the series in the first place.

(There are some dissenters: David Denby writes in The New Yorker that "It would be lovely to announce that the new Bond movie is scintillating, or at least rambunctiously exciting, but 'Skyfall,' in the recent mode of Christopher Nolan's 'Batman' films, is a gloomy, dark action thriller, and almost completely without the cynical playfulness that drew us to the series in the first place").

There is a line from "The Red Parts" that seems like a precursor of this more recent mode of writing: "The diaries of the dead do not seem inviolable to me, though those of the living do".

Last, a recent mode of ventilation allows full control of both pressure-targeted breaths and the level of FiO2 in a closed-loop manner.

Recent mode-of-action analyses have proven that SnToxA and ToxA share identical functions [ 16].

The most recent modes-of-transmission model suggests that the epidemic is characterized as heterosexually driven, while paid sex is estimated to be the cause of 32% of all new infections (UNAIDS 2010).

Le Carré is aware of this, and indeed spends a lot of time pinning down more recent modes of elite self-presentation, from "high-Tory curdled cockney" to "Blairite wannabe-classless slur".

The present river pattern probably is relatively recent, but its mode of formation is uncertain.

Recent observations on mode of accumulation of the Pleistocene bone deposits of Rancho La Brea.

In a recent publication the mode of action of Alchemix has been described in detail [ 7].

The inclusion criteria for the study were current or recent employment and mode of treatment.