Sentence examples for not as stylish from inspiring English sources

The Russian put on a punchy, clean performance that was not as stylish as Kwan's but was a little more difficult.

Although Woo told his cast that the film would be more gritty and not as stylish as his previous films, Hard Boiled became more stylish as the filming began.

This is solid, third-person shooter fare, not as fluid and pulverising as Gears, not as stylish and demanding as, say, Vanquish – but certainly exciting and adaptive.

It is not as stylish, but its 200 pages, filled with uncomfortable, annoying questions about what kind of people we are, can leave you feeling you've just had the stuffing punched out of you by a tough, Socratic wit.

The publisher presumably hopes that "Feeding the Monster" will catch on with the same audience that made "Moneyball" such a hit, but the real news here — the triumph of analysis and statistical study over instinct and sentimentality in the running of a baseball team — may be a bit old now, and Mnookin, though an excellent reporter, is not as stylish a writer as Michael Lewis.

Andrew Billen of The Times thought that the episode was "not as stylish, intelligent or classy as it hopes" and "about as subtle as Times Square".

"She wasn't as stylish as he, nor as long-lasting an influence on fashion," Mr. Bolton said.

"We've not been as stylish as we need to be, not had the availability and need to make sure we have the right product at the right price".

This biography is not quite as stylish as its subject.

It doesn't look anything like as stylish as a Seashell or the silver Toshiba NB305.

Monmouth Park may not be as famous as Churchill Downs, as stylish as Saratoga or as big as Belmont Park, but there is something about the place that everybody seems to like.