Sentence examples similar to style realignment from inspiring English sources

Rosso's encounter with the latest painting Rome offered resulted in a radical realignment of his style.

At the end of 1523 Rosso moved to Rome, where his exposure to Michelangelo's Sistine ceiling, the late art of Raphael, and the work of Parmigianino resulted in a radical realignment of his style.

A fundamental realignment of Irish politics is under way.

Wilson devotes an entire chapter to perhaps the most dramatic modern realignment of soccer: the emergence, in the nineteen-seventies, of the Dutch style known as Total Football, characterized by the fluid interchanging of positions and vigorous efforts to win the ball back after a team loses it.

In a sense, Obama has turned out to be the kind of president you want if you really are having major ideological realignment, and what your party needs is a figure capable of presiding in style, and putting a handsome, high-minded, highly-intelligent face on the new political consensus.

Maldonado pulled a move out of the old conservative Republican playbook, trying to launch his drive against Brown by running to the right on crime, literally presenting a "Willie Horton -style figure as a scary-black-man-mug-sHorton -styley against Brown's figurely conservasive realignment policy of moving lesser offenders from state to local incarceration.

The realignment has paid dividends.

"I think it's probably a realignment".

"Well, I'm thinking about conference realignment".

So fell another domino in conference realignment.

Tiller blamed the rush of conference realignment.