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It's not style.
This early writing style, called cuneiform, was written with a reed stylus pressed into soft clay to make wedge-shaped marks.
Although no single style defines Modernist painting, its proponents shared a desire to challenge the realist traditions that dominated art education.
That's what I call globalization Chinese style.
Again, globalization Chinese style.
The man imported all the materials from Japan, and he hired a Japanese carpenter to build it in the traditional style.
Instead of serving family style, where you can sort of mindlessly eat as you're talking, they serve at the counter, put the food away, and then bring it to the table.
Online videos and social networking ... dancers have created a whole global laboratory online for dance, where kids in Japan are taking moves from a YouTube video created in Detroit, building on it within days and releasing a new video, while teenagers in California are taking the Japanese video and remixing it with a Philly flair to create a whole new dance style in itself.
The vocabulary used in those books and the style of writing.
His style was a mix of his Haitian influences and folklore mixed with the American influences that he grew up hearing.
I mean, my dad had a very distinctive wrapping style, and my mother's handwriting was so close to Santa's.
They develop a persona, a signature style, much like fashion designers.
It's as if some new hit style had completely wiped out the old-fashioned style before, and with no golden oldies stations.
And the reason why we were brought together was not because we shared an artistic style or a literary taste.
It's a fantastic antidote to schizophonia; to make music and sound in a group of people, whichever style you enjoy particularly.
So you see the style is different.
But the rest is just Hollywood B-Movie style, with the fifties Happy Days complex.
The running time is made up not in the classic Ed Wood style of using stock footage.
I was ready for a Crouching Tiger style movie and all I got was the worst movie i've seen in years.
However, this film exhibits none of the quality of the narrative style of the Mercury Playhouse program.
Let's see... a couple dozen Gary Larson gags, as well as his illustration style, a possibly legally difficult wholesale appropriation of an Aardman character, a more than generous sprinkling of art direction from various Pixar films, positively Lion King-esquire villains living in what amounts to an elephant's graveyard IN THE MIDDLE OF FARM COUNTRY, oh, and a stinking' Riverdance joke ten years after any possible relevance.
Yes there is a little style, and Hopper can always draw my interest.
The campy nature of the name and promotional materials suggested something along the lines of "Evil Dead" or "Army of Darkness"; a fun, gory, 80's style horror flick with lots of monsters.
What this film has is its realism , you really do get the feeling screenwriter James Slater has been doing his homework on the subject of downhill skiing while director Michael Ritchie shoots the movie in a fly on the wall documentary style .
I don't care that Hitch did a favor for the very talented Carole Lombard, but I have seen 50s sitcoms with more cleverness and style than this boring turkey.
It simply ran out of gas and left me staring at a made-for-TV-like style movie with one exception.. it was probably rated-R.
On the paper, the movie looked interesting though: the weak plot could have been saved by great moments of comedy, dark humour, and a very "décalé" style.
I was initially interested in this film after reading a synopsis and seeing a few striking screenshots, and the promise was there for a gripping horror film of the Dario Argento style.
It may have some long-term significance as a snapshot of 1950s US thinking, but there is little else to commend in the mawkish storyline, wooden acting and grating style.
I always count 11, but maybe it just doesn't like my style, but that is my opinion of the movie, too.
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