Sentence examples for using the same style from inspiring English sources

Her instructions were to present Mr. Bowie in his Ziggy Stardust phase, using the same style as her 1979 illustration of Joni Mitchell for a Playboy Jazz Festival program and to turn it around over a weekend.

As an extension to Winfield taxonomy and using the same style, we add a set of descriptive tags that identify the main features of environment, collective, strategy and simulation.

Burton, who told The Times last year that he had "a fond burning feeling" for the Rankin-Bass holiday specials he watched as a child, created movies such as "Nightmare Before Christmas" using the same style of jointed figurines.

Using the same style he's honed in his many movie cut ups, "Lead Breakfast ('Pulp Fiction' Remix)" takes samples from what must be one of the most quotable films of all time and turns them it into a Big Kahuna melody.

Once you finalize your sketch, you can choose to create an entire line using the same style.

The next step is to draw the inside walls, using the same style as the outer walls.

Founded in 2004, Wikia uses the same style of group-publishing software that allowed Wikipedia to forever alter the encyclopedia.

In "Opposites," Deneux uses the same style of page design to illustrate "caged" and "free" and more common pairings, like heavy and light, and white and black.

That's the one area where I allowed myself to use the same style I use in my illustration work, where everything is pretty realistic and detailed and whatever the subject matter is, I'm trying to make it as beautiful as possible, even if it's just a picture of a coffee cup on an airplane tray table.

What is appropriate, effective language when writing to a boss might not work with a subordinate; you wouldn't use the same tone or wording when emailing a close colleague as you would to a new intern; you might not even use the same style of writing when communicating with a woman colleague as with a man.

They publish with -- and often look, dress, and use the same style of discourse as -- their mentors and eminent people in the field.