Sentence examples for delicate stylistic from inspiring English sources
Sturdy familiarity with country life goes along with delicate stylistic accomplishment and sophisticated literary allusiveness.
Just as the dichotomy between Scarlett and Melanie, Rhett and Ashley gave the movie a classic bipolar architecture, so Cukor and Fleming became, in Ms. Haskell's words, the movie's stylistic "yin and yang": Cukor providing "the delicate gradations of feeling between lovers and family" while Fleming supplied the movie's "bold, sweeping movement through time and history".
"Niki and Flo" is a fascinating stylistic hybrid, its observant naturalism infused with a delicate, almost coy sense of the absurd.
An art professor who lends delicate attention to student work can help their students puzzle out what is subjective, what is stylistic, why we value certain things conceptually or formally, and how one's own personal situatedness comes into play as part of those judgments.
But his thesis de evolutione conceptus fictionis iuris, his courses in stylistic Latin and church administration, even his time spent as a Vatican advocate deciding the delicate technicalities of marriage cases, were little help to him as primate.
The lutenist Paul O'Dette, who assembled the marathon with David Spelman, the festival's artistic director, opened the afternoon session with the Lute Suite in A minor (BWV 995) in a delicate, fluid rendering that embraced both the free-spirited, almost improvisatory nature of the Prelude and the stylistic formality of the dance movements.
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
