Sentence examples for terms of period from inspiring English sources

Of course, eclectic and timeless, in terms of period, are the most overused descriptions of Shakespeare on stage.

"If we had done it in terms of period mores, I think it would have been pretty boring".

In terms of period, "The Rules of Attraction" makes the mistake of trying to have its cake and eat it too.

The patchwork score of favourite bits of Liszt (plus some plonkingly pomp-and-circumstance ones) is perfect in terms of period, geography and demonic allusion.

You have to reinvent the plays, but I'm not sure you can set Shakespeare anywhere, or at any time – sometimes modern dress can create as many problems as it solves, and if you get too precise in terms of period, you can imprison the text rather than release it.

The aim of discovering short-period high-utility itemsets (SPHUI) is hence to identify patterns that are interesting both in terms of period and utility.

HAROLD BLOOM is one of the few literary critics about whom it's both possible and interesting to think in terms of periods.

However reliable characterization of the excited waves has not been established in terms of periods and amplitudes.

The analysis shows that the most powerful cycles of the spectra can be interpreted in terms of periods (and their respective higher harmonics) of astronomical origin.

The three major forms of FWPs are flexibility in terms of time (e.g. flexible work schedules), flexibility in terms of location (e.g. telecommuting) and flexibility in terms of periods away from work (e.g. sabbaticals) (Hill et al. 2008).

Victorian, that is, both in terms of the period and the character of the indomitable little woman who created Britain's modern, exceptionally serviceable royal institution.