Sentence examples for the style which from inspiring English sources

But for someone like me it's not the irony of the style which is difficult".

"Verdi gave La Dame aux Camélias the style which the play lacked.

New Yorkers are already well acquainted with the style, which has long been the sartorial insignia of would-be hipsters, boxers and youthful mall habitués.

They also reveal a double aspect of the style, which is one of the things that has made it so flexible.

The style, which was first spotted on George V in 1905, was widely adopted in the '20s, then faded out in the '70s.

The style, which leans heavily toward limestone columns, balustrades and elaborate fruit and flower friezework, is usually described as Georgian or Classical or Beaux-Arts.

They are among the styles which got the salon noticed by trend-setting magazines and emulated around the country.

The styles, which Ms. von Furstenberg described as "rebel princess," just happened to be the same palette as Glass, despite being conceived long before the designer discovered the gadget.

"He sees this debate as a battle of the styles, which is against the run of history because architecture evolves and moves, mirroring society.

Its outstanding architectural features include the nave, transepts and towers in the Romanesque style (which the English idiosyncratically call Norman).

The building of the present church started in about 1340 in the Decorated style, which was the style most commonly used in English church building at that time.