Sentence examples for obvious stylistic from inspiring English sources
"It doesn't have an obvious stylistic connection to traditional aboriginal art.
Another reason that oma's buildings lack an obvious stylistic trademark is that they are the creations of a collective.
The obvious stylistic inspiration for Grant & I is Patti Smith's Just Kids, which centres on her enduring friendship with the late photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.
Compare this new album's most obvious stylistic departure - the opening single 'Sabali', in which Albarn's spookily disembodied production boldly relocates Mariam's whispered sweet nothings within a musical landscape that somehow evokes both Mercury Rev and Jean Michel Jarre - with the apparently more homespun recordings on the superb 2006 compilation 1990-1995: Le Meilleur Des Annees Maliennes.
Aside from the obvious stylistic changes, the WP7 and iOS versions pack the same functionality.
With their dark outlines separating fields of vivid colour, many of Doig's pictures owe an obvious stylistic debt to his Post-Impressionist predecessor.
The frieze is striking for its preference for terra-cotta over marble, while showing obvious Greek stylistic influences in its composition and architecture.
Without resorting to obvious lyricism or stylistic tricks, Hadley writes readable, approachable phrases that suck you in with the power of their psychological insight.
"The Scottsboro Boys" earns admiration for its stylistic daring and obvious ambition, but I'm not sure it's possible to honor the experience of the men it portrays while turning their suffering into a colorful sideshow.
Interestingly, Ireland have pulled a similar stunt at stand-off by selecting the long-serving Ronan O'Gara, very much a kick-driven 10 in the Wilkinson mould, ahead of Sexton, whose stylistic similarities to Flood are obvious enough.
Though with the emphasis on those aspects of the book that the author might have preferred to have gone unnoticed: the clunky plot devices, fairytale psychology, poor dialogue, stylistic tics, unedited longueurs and statements of the obvious.
