Sentence examples for was very classical from inspiring English sources

At that time, when I started, in the '50s, cinema was very classical in its aims, and I thought, I have to do something which relates with my time, and in my time, we make things differently.

Meanwhile, while she was strumming, I was fingerpicking "Stare at the Sun," with as intimate a vibe as I could summon: I don't know what Eleanor was conjuring in her mind, but the lyric was very classical, very Roman to me.

Yes, he's very classical in education".

Most French novelists are very classical, very close to the Balzac mode.

Chirovici said that his literary inspirations are "very classical", and include Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck and William Golding.

"It's very classical, the way we cook," said Vanilla Black's head chef and co-founder Andrew Dargue.

His approach is very classical, solid French technique paired with an incredible palate and eye for detail.

These klystrons would normally be very classical, were it not for the fact that the pulse length required is about 100 μs.

"The beginning of the film is very classical," said Ferid Boughedir, a Tunisian director ("Halfaouine, Child of the Terraces," 1990) who is also a film critic.

"It's very classical outside, but modern and designed inside," said Diletta Spinola, the listing agent, who is from Rome Sotheby's International Realty.

"Beethoven is very classical in the sense of Haydn and Mozart, but also very romantic," says Norrington. "His feet were in the 18th century, even if his head was in the stars.