Sentence examples for the classical manner from inspiring English sources

McGregor is the journo, never named: cynical, boozy and miserable in the classical manner.

Like Cojocaru, Khaniukova was trained at the Kiev state ballet school in Ukraine, and embodies the classical manner in every move she makes.

"It's rough-hewn monumentality and abrupt transitions anticipate Picasso's exercises in the classical manner and make it one of the most modern looking paintings in the Collection.

Though the novel was still considered to be a secondary genre, it produced one masterpiece that embodied the Classical manner to perfection.

Data warehousing in an e-commerce environment should not be done in the classical manner, disjointed from and after the transactional environments with which it is linked.

This class of event typically generates maximum fluence, but in this case, the flux and fluence will not scale in the classical manner with radial distance.

The political journalist Karel Havlíček Borovský and the novelist Božena Němcová were both concerned with practical issues and did much to emancipate Czech prose from the older classical manner, bringing it nearer to everyday speech.

His piece about detective stories was brilliant in the clear cold classical manner.

In a more classical manner, the differential expression of adherens molecules such as CD34 and Necl2 (Cadm1) in distinct stem cell populations is likely to affect compartmentalisation (Trempus et al., 2003; Giangreco et al., 2009).

Soane's gallery has become an iconic building to Modernist architects who see its stripped Classical manner as one of the precursors of the Modern movement.

The first- and second-order stiffness and load matrices of a beam-column of symmetric cross section with semi-rigid connections including the effects of end axial loads (tension or compression) and shear deformations along the member are derived in a classical manner.