Sentence examples for trace of style from inspiring English sources

The 2012 Civic isn't particularly bad, but it's devoid of any trace of style or personality.

Fans sing about playing "the Glasgow Celtic way" but for long spells here they lacked any trace of style.

All trace of style was absent as he stomped across the stage in the pasodoble, pulling Ms. Rihanoff behind him like a sack of potatoes.

"From beginning to end there is not a trace of pianoforte style in the work," he insisted.

Most of his non-musicals are clumsy and sodden affairs that offer little trace of personal style or artistic originality, though I think that they do have two distinctive characteristics — a particularly hectic way of actors talking and moving through the sets, and an occasional touch of illumination in scenes involving the theatre.

Interviewed together at the Armory last week, before rehearsals, both Abramović and Levit stressed that there will be no trace of installation-style performance alongside the presentation of Bach's music.

Yet traces of his style could probably be heard in the playing of such pioneering figures as Bunk Johnson and Sidney Bechet.

Traces of its style can be detected in other groups, including those led by the saxophonist Chris Potter and the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire.

His intention was to strip out the familiar traces of his style: "Nobody sings, no one talks about cinema and there's no humour.

Traces of his style are discernible in the loose, shaggy rhythm he sometimes allows to take over a scene, but most of "Cop Out" consists of clumsy swerves from dumb humor to grim brutality, as Jimmy and Paul's personal issues entwine with their pursuit of a sadistic Mexican drug dealer (Guillermo Diaz).

This article traces the history of style as a focus of interest in sociolinguistics.