Sentence examples for style outlined in from inspiring English sources

Although the notated versions of her songs are only sparsely ornamented, it is possible that she embellished each verse in performance, according to the style outlined in Giulio Caccini's extensive introduction to Le nuove musiche.

Keep up with the style outlined in the magazines.

That address, delivered 50 years ago today in Marshall's terse, no-nonsense style, outlined a vision for the nation, and the world, that remains relevant.

He says he tries to limit the people he writes with and cannot work in the style, as outlined in John Seabrook's book The Song Machine, where huge teams of writers are assigned parts of songs – the bridge, the pre-chorus, the topline – and they are snapped together after the fact like the toy inside a Kinder egg.

Proposed new unit trust-style "property investment funds" outlined in the Budget should make it easier and less risky for smaller investors to put their money into bricks and mortar, commentators said.

There are many styles of leadership as outlined in the keynote address by JM Mathooko at the 3rd EHRML conference [ 25]; it can be argued that one of the persistent problems of African leadership is that Africa has not been blessed by many servant leaders or a particularly visionary leadership in recent postcolonial history.

Currently, there are two different bra fitting styles (outlined below).

This became the 1993 blockbuster biopic What's Love Got to Do With It and outlined, in Hollywood style, Tina's grievances against Ike as a physically and mentally abusive spouse.

(This background is all outlined in an excellent bulletin-style essay by Esmée Quodbach that accompanies the show).

He emphasized that this practice ― which is outlined in the school's editorial style guide ― pertains to internal usage and is directed at students.

The shirt was printed with a blue and white Eeyore outlined in thick black lines, more anime-style than conventional Disney animation.