classicism sentence examples

• I was surprised to the extent which baldwin, known mainly for contemporary dance, had embraced classicism - both steps and tutus.
• Admittedly, he brought to his study all the prejudices, both good and bad, of french classicism.
• Death is also a preoccupation of eighteenth century classicism.
• He abjures any political or ideological etiquette, including the classicism versus romanticism debate, then so popular in europe.
• A fine example of late georgian classicism which has recently been restored to its former glory.
• That said, captain wilberforce continues to be an engaging live presence and his brand of pop classicism is always welcome down my way.
• His work, although of modern simplicity and abstraction, embodies an enduring classicism of spirit.
• This expressed itself in a new classicism reflecting the revival of what was believed to have been the ancient empire of great britain.
• There is little that can compare with the well preserved classicism of ston easton park.
• The earlier villas were completed in regency cottage style, which was later to give way to mid and early victorian palladian classicism.
• At his best, dravid mixes orthodox classicism with the wristy flourish associated with the subcontinent.
• A diet of the purest classicism is no prescription for the future.
• Classicism brought about by the grand tour taken by 18th century gentry.
• Contained within the debate is a consideration of the growth of english classicism over this period.

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