But there remains something unsettling about his improvisatory, reactive decision-making style — his inclination to act in the moment without necessarily anticipating the relevant future.
Kinkladze, with his technical style and inclination for improvisation, brought more variety to the attacking play of the team, in contrast to the restrained style of play that Berdyev favoured.
She recognized that her style and inclinations were toward achromatism.
MacDermott and MacGough, like the older British duo Gilbert and George, are conceptual and performance artists, and the exhibition, with its stagey references to period style and its inclination to treat ferociously loaded emblems as kitsch, could, I suppose, be taken as a perverse charade.
Suddenly, invitations to perform throughout Canada began pouring in, precipitating the need for a form of theatre that could appeal across the country's linguistic boundaries, which remains the central impulse of Lepage's visual style and imagistic inclinations.
While Mr. Cayne is revered, if not at times feared, within the firm, Mr. Spector's distant manner and his inclination to act in the style of a chief executive would grate on top executives there.
Conflict style, such as the inclination to collaborate rather than compete, and ethical tendencies, including willingness to make false promises.
During the Cultural Revolution, Social Realism was the only accepted style, and Wu's formalist inclinations and Western education (he had studied in Paris in the late 1940s) were suspect.
Political observers are still debating whether this out-and-about style simply reflects the personal inclinations of the Obamas or some political calculus (or both).
But what has been most striking over recent years is the increasingly aggressive style of management and a bemusing inclination to corporate-speak (traders at Borough Market are spoken of as belonging to the Borough Market "family").
