Sentence examples for the new modes from inspiring English sources

Which makes it tricky to maintain that the new modes of friendship are eroding friendship itself.

The new modes of production, communication, and distribution had also created enormous wealth.

Among the new modes was the sexy Empire dress, named for the French empire under Napoleon but looking back to the garb of classical antiquity.

At that time, proponents of the new modes of literary analysis already believed that the very center of art — its motor, almost — was conflict, but that the conflict was hidden.

Whereas the humanist concept of the Renaissance had led to figure display and elegance, the new modes were influenced by the Reformation of northern Europe, giving rise to darker colours, heavier materials, and bulky garments padded to conceal the figure.

Venice was the center of the musical universe in the late 16th and early 17th centuries thanks to the new modes of expressiveness and virtuosity developed by composers like Monteverdi and the Gabrielis, circulated throughout Europe by published scores and itinerant protégés.

Gris brought charm to the new mode of interpreting reality.

But cycling has definitely become the new mode of transport in the city.

The new mode will add "subtle improvements" compared with existing models, Mr. Atash said.

To complete the new mode, tight-fitting breeches were worn with stockings gartered below the knee.

Buchman & Fox worked in the new mode of a Gothic-style skin in glazed terra cotta, made by the Federal Terra Cotta Company.