Sentence examples for style raised from inspiring English sources

That, and an aggressive personal style, raised Mr. Flanagan's public profile.

Yet most people were involved only in subsistence agriculture, and large haciendas, in feudal style, raised cattle and grains for the local population.

" 'You have to come up with an alternative that creates comparable savings.' " At first, Brown's style raised hope that he might defy the understandably jaded expectations in Sacramento.

O'Rourke joins a group of senior administration officials who were forced to exit after their ethics or management style raised questions about their effectiveness.

Yet his next innovation, his vocal style, raised questions about whether he was assimilating in order to attract white audiences (his "white turn," as Brothers calls it) by recording pop hits that left his jazz fan base behind.

The robbers may not have been as suave as celluloid jewels thieves with the charm of David Niven — a k a the debonair phantom bandit, Sir Charles Litton — but the meticulous planning, swift execution and creative style raised suspicion that the Harry Winston heist was the handiwork of a loose global network of battle-hardened, ex-soldiers and their relatives from the former Yugoslavia.

"Do I?" "I don't mean style" — raising a finger to make the distinction.

Circling back on itself, and by force of style raising peculiar and eccentric observations to the level of broad truths.

The question their management style raises is not whether being tough, harsh and relentlessly demanding gets people to work better.

The memory, pain, and longing that fill their static, drama-free lives emerge in their fervent monologues; their declamatory, quasi-operatic performance style raises their anecdotes to the level of legend.

Yet when Mr Murakami demanded that Tokyo Style raise its dividend to a level that would have left the company with little capital for growth, people started questioning his motives.