Sentence examples for look stylized from inspiring English sources

The choreography may look stylized, but it doesn't really matter.

Painted, the pictures look stylized and flat, like coloring-book designs, with delicate black outlines, their weird, pasty, off-key hues a Wesley trademark: baby blue, hospital green, pink, damp gray and purple.

If this comparative effect made Don Juan look stylized in the 19th century, then cinema and video have made it look antique.

What do you think?" Louise Frogley, the costume designer of "Traffic," says: "I think they can be very stylized without looking stylized -- sneaky stylization -- like in certain French films of the early 60's.

The elegiac opening looked stylized here, with the dancers' arms thrusting out too jaggedly.

STIRRING RENDITION: The delicate handles of the stainless-steel Fruit Basket coffee spoons, by Sanaa for Alessi, look like stylized branches, $30 for four.

One cannot help but root for two guys not too far from Breuckelen who met in an a cappella group at Yale, and now make moonshine in five tiny 8-gallon mail-order sthats that look like stylized vacuum cleaners set on hotplates.

There is something restful and real to the Velazquez which makes Heraclitus look as stylized as a Saturday morning cartoon.

The studio aimed to achieve a mixed look between stylized and authenticity to allow them to focus on animating the characters' emotions.

On the demerit side, Mr. Pilati's suits looked overly stylized even as a runway statement, with boxy silk jackets and kicked-out hems that don't seem a modern option.

On the demerit side, Mr. Pilati's suits looked overly stylized even as a runway statement, with puffed-up silk jackets and kicked-out hems of short skirts that don't seem a modern option.