Sentence examples for abstract stylization from inspiring English sources

But in the United States, one camp in the press and on the Web already views "Animating Opera" as an alarming invasion of a kind of European stage direction that sets the teeth of traditional opera lovers here on edge: an interpretive reading, anything from abstract stylization to setting the work in a historic era different from the one specified.

Monteil ([1952]) recorded more than 25 brands used by Sahrawi tribes or their bands, about half of which incorporated letters or combinations of letters from the Arabic alphabet (e.g. the letters kaf and qaf for the Reguibat), the rest consisting of stylizations or abstract symbols.

He stretches stylization until it becomes abstraction, often inspired abstraction.

Natural objects were freely transformed into visionary images that derive their power from abstract linear design and from expressive distortion and stylization.

Fernand Léger's ceramic reliefs look like fragments of his stylizations of natural and manufactured forms jumbled together to create abstract compositions.

His solution is stylization.

His mixture of stylization and bursts of slapstick was potent in New York but blander when coupled with Mr. Gehry's rumpled installation and the Mulleavys' costumes, which seemed intended for a much more abstract show: a Robert Wilson Giovannii," perhaps.

He does not like stylization….

His stylization can appear forced.

Late Medieval stylization made way for naturalism.

In another monumental head, ancient stylization survives.