Sentence examples for style shifted from inspiring English sources

Her style shifted over the years, from colourful dots over linear patterns in her early work to bold stripes, often on dark grounds, by the mid-1990s.

The use of pedestrian movement, props and tasks, as well as a focus on form over style, shifted the wind downstream — or downtown.

The humidity and temperature dropped, litchis and oranges at countless roadside stalls gave way to jackfruit and custard apples, and the bungalow style shifted from bamboo to mud.

In the seventies, his style shifted to a heavy impasto, and the late paintings here present softball-size blobs of acrylic paint left to dry and crust on the canvas — tactile orbs of burning color.

The brand of Ali Hewson, with its heart in Africa, looked so much more powerful as the style shifted from ethnic and even colonial pieces or wispy little dresses to a more urban style.

O'Keeffe's style shifted towards something more feminised towards the end of her life – it's reported that she had 26 wraparound dresses hanging in her wardrobe, above rows of Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.

Speaking about his style shift, he said simply that 12-tone offered a useful way to find new chords.

(One of them did.) The style shifts from Biedermeier delicacy to Die Brücke with occasional nods toward early Hockney and Richard Hamilton.

"The Weather in Berlin" shows an eclectic style, shifting points of view and narrative distance, alternating formal cadences with a breathless shorthand meant to convey interiority.

The slow movement begins arrestingly, with a hint of a turn-of-the-20th-century Gallic accent, a gentle style shift that tempers the prevalent Germanic Romanticism.

The eclecticism is a satellite shot of the weather inside my skull; the style shifts freely from classical to rock to R&B and more, and it all feels natural to me.