Sentence examples for styles of associated from inspiring English sources

This finding was useful in confirming the early chronology of the region and confirming the antiquity of the styles of associated bone tools.

"Sonetos de Amor" ("Love Sonnets"), a five-song Neruda cycle by the Argentine composer Ezequiel Viñao, deftly fused the styles of performers associated with jazz, Latin American and Middle Eastern music, as well as evocative computer animations and spontaneously created illustrations by the artist Kevork Mourad.

This, according to Pixie Lott, is her "Motown album", and listening to it, the entire style of music associated with the great label feels subtly diminished.

Florian, the Rhode Island architect, the memorial reproduces a style of architecture associated with the World War II period and the decade preceding it.

Franco-Cantabrian art, style of art associated with a group of Paleolithic cave sites in southwestern France and northern Spain (Cantabria).

They often sing in the "brother music" style of harmony associated with the Stanleys and the Everlys, which creates the illusion of a single voice, with just a glimmer of separateness that leaves the sense of unity flickering and uncanny.

Some say the style of fishing associated with the rod, with its languid casts of curling fly-line, draws them back to a product made of natural materials and away from the whippier, less-forgiving modern carbon-fiber versions.

"Ghetto fabulous" is defined here as "pertaining to or favoring an ostentatious style of dress associated with the hip-hop subculture," though its use now is broader and sometimes more ambiguous.

Gonzo was a late flower on the shrub that was the New Journalism, the literary and (often) first-person style of reportage associated with magazines such as Harold Hayes's Esquire and Willie Morris's Harper's, and with writers such as Gay Talese, Tom Wolfe, Norman Mailer, and Joan Didion, all of whom were well established by 1970.

January 8 , 1926Raghurajpur, India April 7 , 2004Kelucharan Mohapatra, (born January 8 , 1926 Raghurajpur, Orissa, India died April 7 , 2004 Bhubaneshwar) Indian dancer who led a 20th-century revival of odissi, a centuries-old style of dance associated with temples of Orissa and one of the principal forms of Indian classical dance.

Conversely, if we begin by choosing a certain kind of object to explain, we are obliged to use the style of reasoning associated with that kind of object.