Sentence examples for volatile style from inspiring English sources

In City Opera's reverent new production, Lauren Flanigan tempers her volatile style to deliver one of her most elegant performances.

Mr. Knight's flamboyant and volatile style has kept him and his teams in the public eye for years.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Edwards has emerged as a deft political ambassador, smoothing off Mr. Paladino's rough edges and deflecting criticism of his volatile style.

This may dismay purists, but it infuses the show with an energy and cohesion that a precise rendering of Jefferson's volatile style might have lacked.

Though "avoidant," "validating," and "volatile" styles were initially thought to be associated with equally positive relationship outcomes, a more recent study tells us that "validating" couples are the most likely to describe themselves as satisfied and their relationship stable.

Williams had a volatile coaching style, which would not fly at the N.B.A. level.

When Brown replaced Holzman, Dave DeBusschere, the general manager, apparently set ground rules to curb Brown's volatile coaching style.

Ms. Barad's tenure was tumultuous, with several important executives resigning over what one called the Jill Factor, an oblique reference to her volatile management style.

There was Robin Dingemans, a New Zealander whose volatile, grandstanding style has earned him the title of "the wild man of British dance"; and the Institute of Crazy Dancing in Leeds, who create dancescapes in post-industrial settings.

The book's style is volatile and its stories are extraordinary.

(That Mr. Bostridge's volatile, psychologically searching performance style is scarcely imaginable without Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's example makes the linkage all the more meaningful).