Sentence examples for bit of stylistic from inspiring English sources

Witness this fancy bit of stylistic stunt flying, performed after a round of mountaintop Frisbee golf: "The toss of a Frisbee is a bit like the writing of a sentence..

Tonight QPR v Crystal Palace Jim Magilton's QPR play arguably the Championship's most attractive football and there could be a bit of stylistic culture clash in this London derby against Neil Warnock's more pragmatic Palace.

But perhaps its most noteworthy feature was its author, someone for whom the package was a bit of a stylistic departure.

Like the next three films in the set "No Blood Relation" is punctuated by a frequent, self-conscious use of a curious, rapid dolly-in effect meant to underline the emotion of a close-up, a bit of unnecessary stylistic goosing that suggests some of the more zoom-happy directors of today.

The only tune that interrupted the summer flow of Michael Jackson songs in my Brooklyn neighborhood — not far from where Jay-Z grew up — was "D.O.A.," a bit of a stylistic throwback, using a generous sample of an obscure 1970 rock record.

It's wonderful to listen to Mr Wilders pronounce the word linkse ("left"); he lingers on the "l" in a marvellously contemptuous fashion, every bit the stylistic equal of Rush Limbaugh.

A number of these designers are, I suspect, victim to the changing winds of stylistic mores.

There are plenty of stylistic differences.

The loss of stylistic identity sometimes irritates.

These hybrid dances reveal every conceivable shade of stylistic adjustment.

Four distinct variables make this kind of stylistic identification possible.