Sentence examples for overly stylized from inspiring English sources
Silver-screen and real-life illusions collide in "Protektor," an overly stylized drama about the moral weight of collaboration.
It is certainly possible to move too far in the opposite direction, for the acting to become overly stylized.
Formally, the elements are familiar, too: the soft piano opening, the finger-snapping, and, after the refrain, the choir, sailing in on its own ceremonious, overly stylized wind.
It is commonly considered overly stylized, lifeless and even mechanical in format, paint handling and the treatment of light -- London painted to look like Venice.
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.
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.
They should have called this overly-stylized snoozefest Two Hours and Eight Excruciatingly Pointless Minutes on Earth.
But the traditional dictionary definition, although it bears all the trappings of authority, is in fact a highly stylized, overly compressed and often tentative stab at capturing the consensus on what a particular word "means".
The Emzeg Steppe collection presented here is intriguing due to the fact that it's comprised of oversized, textured, highly stylized and overly indulgent cashmere pieces that yet, at the same time, have an attitude of effortless cool.
George Grant's paintings, with their flattened, stylized nature forms, recall the design principles of Arthur Wesley Dow and, like his work, tend to be overly mannered.
