Sentence examples for taking on a style from inspiring English sources

A tag evolves into a piece when the letters become calligraphic, "taking on a style concept and a sense of structure and abstractness," Nic 1 says.

The company has had an influential hand in making video games an intrinsic part of Japanese popular culture and at the same time, taking on a style which is boldly unique.

You know a trend has reached its zenith when David Beckham takes on a style, to show how it should be done.

Competitive sports in Papua New Guinea were introduced by colonists and missionaries but have taken on a style of their own, with games often inspiring not only team but also village or district loyalty.

In essence, owner-managers take on a style of monitoring external information and instructing their subordinates on how to deal with it.

Indhu wants us to take on a style relevant to a modern audience, but at the same time be stylistically true to what would have been created then.

An evolution of brewery founders Jeremy and Steve Raub's early homebrew recipes, White Rabbit is a bold and boozy (11% alcohol) take on a style that is typically light and demure.

Under Sir Hamilton it will certainly take on a style of sincere expression, distinguished from the virtuoso brilliance cultivated by the B.B.C. Orchestra and the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Beecham".

Her assigned 90s inspired New School chest piece demonstrated clean line work, powerful color, and the ability to take on a style nowhere near her specialty of fine line black and gray.

And when it was time for a round robin of solos, each musician offered his take on a signature style.

"You continue to make your case, but since they are with you, it takes on a different style".