Sentence examples for less naturalistic from inspiring English sources

The Houston production is less naturalistic.

Lehmbruck's style became less naturalistic and more psychologically powerful with sculptures such as Kneeling Woman (1911).

So it's strange to see him attempt something as seemingly normal as a more or less naturalistic play.

"Sarka" includes tantalizing hints of a Janacek who might have been, a less naturalistic, more sonically sensuous composer.

Because I had the naïve feeling that it would make the film look more "professional," more stylized, and less naturalistic.

Little by little, the scene grew less naturalistic but more moving, an intimate drama of two people unable to connect.

Macke discovered the work of Henri Matisse and the other Fauve artists while visiting Paris in 1909; this convinced Macke to use brighter, less-naturalistic colours, applied in broad brushstrokes.

Bigger, brighter, more or less graphic, naturalistic or chromatically loud, they have nothing special to declare about that point where the road disappears beneath an arch of boughs, for instance, other than its happy familiarity – over and over.

"Tennessee" also represents one of the final statements of the Hudson River School, whose bent for generalized paeans to nature's grandeur was giving way to moodier, more impressionistic and "personal" paintings in the less finished, more naturalistic French Barbizon style.

It was this heightened style that would become Ford's signature in his ambitious, "prestige" films (see collection below), as opposed to the less solemn, more naturalistic approach of his westerns.

The question is whether the director Steve McQueen has trivialized or exploited Solomon Northup's and other slaves' sufferings by the very act of treating slavery as a collection of dramatic incidents no less ripe for naturalistic cinematic depiction than any novel or latter-day true-crime story.