The phrase "style of time" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts discussing the manner in which time is perceived or represented, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a unique style of time, blending past and present in a captivating way."
Alternatives: "concept of time" or "approach to time."
A cover-shooter title in the style of Time Crisis, the game's developer says that the experience is so immersive that he's issued a warning to warn users not to try and lean on ingame objects: "Please be careful when playing this demo, lots of people try to support themselves on the crates when they try to stand up or when leaning up against a column, but find there is nothing there!
From 50's flapper glamor to refined English countryside, focusing on a certain style of time period can be a creative way to come up with the perfect centerpiece.
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It is made in his slightly maniacal style of time-lapse collage, joining seconds-long clips of his day to form a three-minute video.
Interactive displays and demonstrations of Uncial calligraphy, the writing style of the time, are also featured.
But nothing about her was dainty or pert or polished, in the style of the time.
And it is the style of the time, of these particular films.
The dominant style of the time was the minimalism of writers such as Raymond Carver and Ann Beattie.
The bold graphical approach does seem to be the style of the time.
His paintings teem with them, set amid striking architectural scenery that reflects the Venetian style of the time.
The earliest, "Soliloquy" (1958), was also his first composition, and is in the aggressively spiky, dissonant style of the time.
