Sentence examples for trends of his from inspiring English sources

From then on, he kept apart from the mainstream trends of his time.

In his growth as a composer Copland mirrored the important trends of his time.

Abstract Expressionism, Pop, Minimalism and other trends of his time brushed lightly by him or vice versa.

Waugh also exaggerated the social trends of his day to what he imagined to be a satiric extreme.

Brahms did keep up with the trends of his time, of course, if only to be familiar with the kinds of music he positioned his own works against.

Bernstein's ambivalence toward the new-music trends of his day is perhaps most evident in an anecdote recalled by his longtime assistant, the composer Jack Gottlieb.

Phil Mickelson is part of a trend of his own, one of consistency.

For Petrino, the firing amid a scandal continues a trend of his failing to exit gracefully.

Russia 10. (C) Lee has largely continued the trend of his predecessors in upgrading economic ties with Russia.

More than 100 years ago, Joseph Rowntree bucked the trend of his capitalist colleagues by taking an interest in the welfare of his own workers.

"I heard you the first time". "Anyway, it was the motif of the thing, so to speak, what I was trying to bring out in a fairly subtle way," Lane said, very closely following the trend of his own conversation.