With a heaping helping of action alternating between brutal 80's horror and exhilarating 80's action, HIT TV is a pure example of stylistic indulgence.
In his review of Jeremy Treglown's "Romancing: The Life and Work of Henry Green" (March 25), Charles McGrath gives as an example of Green's "stylistic tics and eccentricities" the absence of "a" and "the," whenever possible, in the factory-life novel "Living".
Mr. Obama's candidacy has served as an example of a generational and stylistic shift in black political leadership in America.
As an example of such a dataset, we considered the similarity of the stylistic tendencies of a number of visual artists, and how these artists' works compare to images of the natural world.
An example of 1) would be the situation in which a dance performer is allowed to amplify existing movements (doing a triple pirouette in place of a double, for example), or a stylistic flourish such as an extra flick of the wrist or tilt of the head.
His extant writings include display speeches, purportedly in defence of Helen and Palamedes against charges of treachery (DK 82B11 and 11a); they seem to be intended partly as examples of stylistic brilliance for its own sake and partly as demonstration of skill in adversarial argument, 'making the weaker argument the stronger' (see above).
Mr. Bloomberg's early interest in reconfiguring City Hall is the latest example of the stylistic differences between the outgoing and incoming mayor.
Queneau, most widely known as the author of Zazie dans le métro (1959; Zazie in the Metro), had already in 1947 offered the example of his stylistic demonstrations in Exercices de style.
Perhaps more than any dancer alive, Mr. Trusnovec is an authoritative model of stylistic economy.
It is here, with people idling in the moody Tokyo drizzle wearing neon-color garments, their hair in a snood, that you will encounter examples of a stylistic dispersion possible only in a country whose isolationist history endowed its inhabitants with the ability to take anything material the world had to offer and to transform it into something their own.
