Sentence examples for a stylized version of from inspiring English sources

LIKE Damon Runyon's Broadway, Tama Janowitz's Downtown is a stylized version of an actual tribal region of Manhattan.

In a musical suite the hornpipe is a stylized version of a country dance in 3/2 time.

What Gardner could play — and did play successfully, in a few films — was a stylized version of herself.

Acne, for instance, now sells a stylized version of the $749 Pista — available in pink for women — for $2,300.

If the owners take my advice, they will redo the base with a stylized version of Calvin Klein billboards.

Far more satisfying was Prizzi's Honor (1985), a stylized version of Richard Condon's novel (adapted by Condon and Janet Roach) about the Mafia.

Among the vases is one by an unknown painter bearing a beautifully stylized version of a two-horse chariot race; another depicts a pankration, a no-holds-barred combination of wrestling and boxing that here shows a man grasping his opponent's leg.

It is a highly stylized version of a committee in which the final outcome is applied to all of the subjects.

Another vase by an unknown but gifted painter, circa 540 to 530 B.C., bears a beautifully stylized version of a two-horse chariot race.

Set in Venice as a conversation among three curious friends, the book was in part an evocation of happy times there — a highly stylized version of the kinds of evenings and conversations Galileo had once had.

Eli Pariser, in a more stylized version of Sundstein's argument, calls this phenomenon the "filter bubble". Awareness of this tendency for social media to result in filter bubbles is important for executives and companies using social media for communication, innovation, and decision making.