Sentence examples for styles to come from inspiring English sources

I'd call "Nouvelle Vague," from 1990, the first film of Godard's latest manner — though, of course, at age seventy-eight, he's still at work, with "Socialisme" approaching completion, and let's hope he's got many ever-later styles to come).

One of the most celebrated low-maintenance styles to come along in recent years emphasizes ground covers of wildflowers, tough perennials and ornamental grasses like joe-pye weed, sedum, black-eyed Susan, miscanthus and switch grass.

"I wanted the style to come from the costumes, from the wardrobe and from the set".

The work, though Persian in its treatment of many details, hints of the Indian style to come, evident in the realistic presentation of the life of the court.

She made a standout of an aria about a tormented lover in which graceful melodic sequences anticipate the tuneful Neapolitan style to come.

The rest of the works are new, or almost new, though Jane Comfort's untitled work in progress seems, in both sound and style, to come from the 1980s.

His plan was to start in the late 1920's, when Picasso was goading Matisse, who had retreated to a conservative style, to come back out and play.

The show opens with a handful of pre-Mughal Persian and Indian paintings, to suggest the separate stylistic ingredients of the Mughal style to come.

Another read: "Not my style to come in here and start to bad mouth someone but this guy was really a piece of work!!!".

Perhaps the most unexpected style to come out of the collections, though, was the plain dress in wool or silk jersey.

He has arrived in South Korea now to bolster investment opportunities and there are doubtless more versions of Mr Modi's style to come - perhaps even his own take on Gangnam style.