sentences:  This remained true until the 1860s, when so-called 'old style' faces—a largely English-speaking phenomenon—came into use.These went to the opposite extreme from the modern faces; 'thick' strokes were attenuated, and serifs at the end of thin strokes (as in C, E, L and T) were narrow and angled whereas in modern faces they were broad and vertical or nearly so.All the upper-case characters were somewhat 'condensed' (narrowed).