Sentence examples for a single stylistic from inspiring English sources

His deliberate lack of commitment to a single stylistic direction has often been read as an attack on the implicit ideologies embedded in the specific histories of painting.

Avignon school, a body of late Gothic painting, not necessarily of a single stylistic evolution, produced in and around the city of Avignon in southeastern France from the second half of the 14th century into the second half of the 15th.

In the model we propose, companies face periods of ferment with relevant stylistic variations and periods of convergence on a single trend that is the stylistic convergent design versus the technologic dominant design.

(He does take some stylistic casualties: a single sentence gives us Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman as "damaged souls" about to redeem "tarnished reputations" in the "brutal crucible of war").

Reynolds point, and it seems pretty irrefutable, is that these aren't separate scenes but a "single musical tradition" that negotiates "drastic stylistic shifts and significant changes in technology, drugs, and the social/racial composition of its own population".

The stylistic difference, all part of a single phrase, proclaims human diversity.

More frequently a single word — "ugh!" — would signify turgid prose or some other stylistic or grammatical boo-boo.

Add that when sculptures from the supposed find were exhibited at the Royal Academy in London, the stylistic disparities between various groups precluded provenance from a single architectural site.

In a pairing that will starkly illustrate Stravinsky's brisk stylistic evolution, the Juilliard Opera Center presents these two wonderful operas in a single evening.

Based on more than 400 preparatory studies- the largest quantity of preparatory work ever made for a single picture -- Les Demoiselles d'Avignon announced the arrival of Cubism, the most radical stylistic innovation of the modern era.

Fight Club, too, offers its battery of stylistic triumphs: from the soon-to-be-legendary sequence when Edward Norton steps into a living Ikea catalogue, Brad Pitt's projection-room lecture, illuminated by a single moment of self-reflexive hilarity.