Sentence examples for venerable pattern from inspiring English sources

After all, rhyme is another venerable pattern (and often used to cast spells).

A new report from the Death Penalty Information Center adds a new twist to this venerable pattern.

Perl's criticism follows this venerable pattern with a curious twist: he speaks in the voice of a pure-minded outsider disdaining commercial success, but in the name of older modes of art-making, against the triumphant new.

But of course, as befits a venerable pattern of dictatorship, there is always time to repress and frighten any regime critics, real or imagined.

Yes, large wall mirrors are a venerable design trick.

This book is a welcome addition to the venerable literature on patterns of suburban development around Boston.

Rap, of course, is by now a venerable art form.

This for him was more than a matter of dramatic caricature: he claimed to hear supposed Jewish characteristics like "petty intellectualism" represented musically.Finding moral meanings in formal musical patterns has a venerable history.

At the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, Honda presented the EV-Cub concept vehicle, an electric motorcycle patterned after the venerable Super Cub, featuring two-wheel drive by means of electric motors mounted in the hubs of each of the wheels.

'Pledging My Time' and 'Obviously 5 Believers' adhered to blues patterns that were venerable when Dylan first encountered them in the mid-fifties (both begin with the ritual Delta invocation of "early in the mornin").

The lamps were made recently, in Brooklyn, of clear glass, tactfully absent the garnishes of pattern and color of the venerable mosque lamps in display cases below them.