Sentence examples for strange style from inspiring English sources
The living room was done up in strange style, with a ship's rigging and nets.
He built an entirely new capital called Amarna out in the desert and he brought in a new and utterly strange style of Egyptian art.
It's a strange style of music; sweet and sentimental duets over mechanical beats, designed for couples to dance to, and to keep men with two left feet in time.
Judging from the recent critical huzzahs, the actors and director of the Roundabout Theater Company production have found that "strange style": a high-voltage combination of realistic acting with a sketched-in amphitheater of a set and heightened lighting and sound effects that give this tale of a Brooklyn longshoreman's fall the tragic dimension Mr. Miller envisioned.
In addition, trying to analyze and understand a strange style of music that was never transcribed presented Berliner with a formidable challenge.
Bannon, who was reportedly just pushed off the National Security Council in part by the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner and may have even threatened to quit the White House, has been called out for this strange style habit, both on Twitter... when bannon threatened to quit, he tore off his 12 overlapping shirts 1 at a time, like a magician pulling out handkerchiefs tied together.
There are two Emily the Strange styles: The first one is just a sleeveless black dress and the second is a sleeveless black dress with a white cotton, long sleeve tee.
He dealt with everyone and everything, including the cleaners, the cooks and the car valets, and in a strange way that style of management inspired the sense of togetherness and loyalty that he craved.
But the reason we read, I think, is connected to what Helen Vendler calls "the strange binocular style" of late works.
Debord is also a great writer, and his strange prose style - with its neo-classical lucidity and its paranoid grandeur - is now savoured in its own right.
"Speaking of Steve Nicol," writes Stephen Armson, which we weren't, not really, "does anyone else seem to remember the strange running style of that 80s Liverpool team?
