Sentence examples for styled more like from inspiring English sources

Aqua Expeditions' Amazon Basin river cruises are taken on a relatively small vessel (sleeping a maximum of 24), styled more like a design hotel than a ferry.

As you might expect from a group that's styled more like a faction than a band, there's a vaguely martial stomp to the songs they've collected on their debut album Other People's Problems.

That was a reference to articles in The Post, and on gawker.com, reporting that Prometheus Global Media, the owner of Adweek, has decided to replace him, a year after his hiring and six months after Adweek, an advertising trade publication, was revamped to be more focused on media coverage and styled more like a general-interest magazine.

The design changes definitely deliver: They're styled more like the rest of the SE serues, though they're still a little larger and more bulbous, since miniaturization costs money.

Kobayashi commented that Killer7 is "styled more as an interactive story than a traditional game".

Whether it was braided or styled more simply, her hair looked immaculate (and so shiny).

Obviously, this isn't the first time we've seen Andrej styled in more feminine clothing.

Comb your hair and settle it styled as you like to wear it.

In 1929, he wrote that "copying of traditional ornament... is no longer acceptable," and he was known for his abstract Art Deco buildings with richly colored terra-cotta ornament, but quite different for more figuratively styled designs like the Chrysler Building.

He also sported a blonde wig that was styled into Rapunzel-like braids.

That makes the coupe, styled just like the far more expensive S-Class and loaded with safety and handling features, cheaper than many Toyotas and Fords.