Sentence examples for most stylized from inspiring English sources

"1994" is by far the most stylized body of work in Hugo's œuvre.

Fallen Angels, with its many wide-angle shots and jump cuts, is the most stylized of Wong's films.

Those Sirens (especially Ms. Huang) were bold, controlling, lewd; Mr. Zavarov was utterly impetuous, intense even when most stylized.

Mr. Sandhage's most stylized image, reminiscent of a 19th-century picture by, say, Kusakabe Kimbei in Japan, is that of three bird sellers in Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif

We then provide evidence that the model is able to mimic most stylized facts observed on financial markets (tail decay, volatility clustering and autocorrelation patterns) quite closely.

Mr. Greenspan is one of the most stylized wits on the Off Broadway stage.

Jones is the driest and most thoroughly stylized of American movie stars — a natural-born hipster wit — but he's not a lightweight.

Some of the most exquisitely stylized Korans basically functioned as prompt books for recitations by users who knew the sacred text by heart.

This literal quality affects even cartoons, and even the most cartoonlike, stylized sitcom worlds, as in "Gilligan's Island" or "The Beverly Hillbillies".

Two of Hollywood's most deliriously stylized movies, Busby Berkeley's "The Gang's All Here," from 1943, and Vincente Minnelli's "The Clock," from 1945, are now available on DVD.

By David Denby "Road to Perdition," starring Tom Hanks as a Depression-era hit man, is a solemnly beautiful art concept — perhaps the most thoroughly stylized gangster picture since the Coen brothers' "Miller's Crossing," from 1990.