Sentence examples for styled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "styled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the design or appearance of something, often in the context of fashion, graphics, or branding. Example: "The new collection is styled to reflect modern trends while maintaining a classic touch."
Amid a steadily improving economy that has seen the highest pace of job creation in years, Republican attacks on Obama's handling of the country's finances were rarer than during the 2012 election campaign, when the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, styled himself as the candidate to turn around America's economic fate.
Nicolae Ceausescu, the general secretary of the Romanian Communist party from 1965-89 who styled himself "Genius of the Carpathians", was another sad loss.
The side of the rear staircase is styled with a self-conscious glamour, but other than that, almost every feature of the bus is subject to some regulation or other.
Eschewing the staid, overly styled images of the genre, his blog (theselby.com) is as much about homeowners – their holey jumpers and all – as about their covetable apartments, houses and cabins, which are often filled with piles of books, artistic detritus and the normal signs of habitation.
Some even speculated that Lagardère's public display of love for a supermodel was styled on Sarkozy's relationship with Carla Bruni.
With her blonde hair styled in ringlets in imitation of the silent film star Mary Pickford, she was signed by Educational Pictures to appear in a series of one-reelers called Baby Burlesks, imitating films by Marlene Dietrich and other stars.
Flexible working needed to be re-styled as "a way to encourage everybody to live a full life and get their work done" rather than "a gender-equality thing", she said.
Analysts are in no doubt that the choice will be as definitive for the self-styled leader of Europe's anti-austerity movement, as the destiny of Greece itself.
I loved the branches of retro-styled groceries Bi-Rite Market (in The Mission and Western Addition), with their lustworthy displays of local produce.
Firstly Sandra Bullock explained to your mum how the world wide web worked in hit thriller The Net, and then Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie hoped to appeal to the yoof crowd with the aggressively over-styled Hackers.
Over the past two years, self-styled vigilante groups have sprung up across the states of Guerrero and Michoacán in response the government's apparent inability to rein in the organised crime which has turned parts of both states into killing fields.
