Sentence examples for scope of style from inspiring English sources

But The Times found a fresh way to communicate the broadening scope of style: it turned every reader into a connoisseur.

Jon Howells, of Waterstones, praised what he called "a fabulous shortlist", which had "great scope of style, nationality; small publishers and giants; debut authors and established ones.

In the text he argued that, over the course of history, architecture has developed certain continuous forms and ideas, to the point that these are standard types in the collective memory that move beyond the scope of style and trends.

Below are two excerpts from Goltz's book that capture some of the flair and scope of the author's style and situation in Azerbaijan.

Mostly to scope the style of parents -- so unique, so diverse... and with all the vintage and secondhand stores, everyone has a chance to be one-of-a-kind.

I think when the album is ready it will give more of a chance to appreciate the scope of sounds, songwriting and styles that may define us and it may bring people to rethink the punk description thing, but either way it's cool.

But lawmakers expressed vastly different views about the style and scope of human space exploration.

Albee's quintet of Pulitzer or Tony-winning plays gives a good sense of the style and scope of his work.

For now, Ms. Amman is tight-lipped about the scope of the renovation and the style the owner has in mind.

It is a paradox of her period in office that, while seeking to limit the scope of government, she introduced a style of command and control, top-down, centralised authority that strengthened it and has proved hard for her successors to resist.

It covers the following goals of graphic design for the Web: establishing design parameters, including visual elements, style, and scope of the site; color and typography as design techniques; designing page elements, such as icons, forms, and navigation; and animation and multimedia.