Sentence examples for view of style from inspiring English sources

I Like My Style is about the size of a small-town phone book with a ruggedly assured world view of style seekers.

I knew I could write from the point of view of style; I knew I could make a scene work, but I didn't think I had very much imagination, and for the longest time I concentrated on finding out every possible detail I could ferret out of the record.

Every social practice, according to Granger, can be studied from the point of view of style.

298, 300-01, 47 L.Ed. 460 (1903), by Mazer v. Stein, 347 U.S. at 214, 74 S.Ct. at 468, and by numerous other opinions, that we judges should not let our own view of styles of art interfere with the decisionmaking process in this area.

Return to Television In 1995, Mr. Lumet published a well-received memoir, "Making Movies," in which he summed up his view of directorial style: "Good style, to me, is unseen style.

The Met's gives us a broad view of the style; the Japan Society's, a more concentrated one.

I would recommend this book to people who don't like classics, as I think it would give them a new view of the style.

Together the exhibitions add up to one of the largest Rimpa displays seen outside of Japan in years, with the Met's show giving us a broader view of the style.

Together the exhibitions add up to one of the largest Rimpa displays seen outside of Japan in years, with Japan Society's show giving us a more concentrated view of the style.

It's a serene view of American style, set against murals, and it was almost shocking to see how tiny the figures were, with tiny waists and tiny feet.

I like to imagine that he built the Villager and Ladybug concept on his wistful outsider's view of the style Philadelphia débutantes were after when they borrowed their boyfriends' Oxford cloth shirts.