Sentence examples for rough style from inspiring English sources
The songwriter and banjo player Abigail Washburn adds her own rough style to the mix.
But there was an across-the-board exasperation with the rough style of the campaign.
This is a matter of policy and not just, as some Republicans would have it, his rough style.
The choreographer's rough style, typically enhanced by brilliant lighting designs, can be compelling, though his "Rite of Spring" solo, "Hunt," isn't the subtlest example.
The Threepenny Opera defined a whole notion of performance in "rough style", one that continues to inform the world of rock today.
A large linocut print he made around 1958 was a trial run: it depicts the Karbala battle in a rough style reminiscent of Western Expressionism and Iranian folk narrative painting.
He found further inspiration in the rough styles of cartoonists like Lynda Barry and Buddy Hickerson.
It takes an act of will for a young composer or performer to cling to Tin Pan Alley when the airwaves — and the job market between theater auditions, from cover bands to commercial jingles — prefer rougher styles.
She had her own sound, a mix of an almost operatic power and the rough, moaning style drawn from early black folk music.
Clyde Beatty, an American cat trainer popular from his debut in the 1920s until his death in 1965, used a rough, fighting style in the cage; his act was punctuated with the cracks of his whip and shots fired from his blank gun.
In a concert devoted to the nineteen-twenties music of Weill and Hanns Eisler, the Austrian composer-vocalist HK Gruber growled "Berlin im Licht" in appropriately rough, disillusioned style, arching his eyebrows for the lines "That's no cozy little spot / That's quite a city".
