Sentence examples for separate stylistic from inspiring English sources

The show opens with a handful of pre-Mughal Persian and Indian paintings, to suggest the separate stylistic ingredients of the Mughal style to come.

Antonio Pappano shapes it unerringly, fusing its separate stylistic elements, the touches of orientalism, impressionism and expressionism, into a luminous whole that always seems purposeful, never indulgent.

Lichtenstein commented on this piece in a July 10 , 1967 letter: "I remember being concerned with the idea of doing two almost separate paintings having little hint of compositional connection, and each having slightly separate stylistic character.

But composers no longer pay heed to central stylistic communiques, and separate traditions have evolved in every corner of the globe.

Beyond the employment of external objects, Pallas' practice is also unique in his use of self-portraiture as a tool within fashion photography, a stylistic mechanism usually separate from the genre.

All formats include the same information, but there are stylistic differences that separate them.

One stylistic difference that separates his agency from Mr. McMullan's, known as PMC, is a greater emphasis on candid photos, instead of on posed shots showing people standing ramrod still for the camera.

To clarify, there isn't a huge stylistic chasm that separates Callahan's new record, credited to Bill Callahan (formerly Smog), from the many previous Smog records; it is, like the last couple, not quite as good as the best ones, but with the odd really great moment.

In readings focused on John Skelton, the first English translators of Senecan tragedy, Edmund Spenser, and William Shakespeare in collaboration with John Fletcher, I show how these authors' stylistic eccentricities cannot be separated from the humanist norms they seem to reject.

Another tool, Bricolage, which Klemmer and his student Ranjitha Kumar developed a few months ago, can take any Web page and re-render it in the style of another, thanks to an algorithm that separates a page's content from its stylistic templates.

One thing was clear: the stark stylistic differences of the 1990s that separated the traditionalists from the modernists have come a long way toward the middle.