Sentence examples for simple stylistic from inspiring English sources

The intimacy afforded by this simple stylistic device pervades the reader's experience.

Although his style defies simple stylistic categorization, the combination of intense realism with garish colour contrasts have led most art historians to associate his work with magic realism.

I hazard that it was the locomotive logic of a simple stylistic idea: to recast conventional genre painting in the terms of a perceptual realism as thorough-going as the medium allowed.

Although the silvered prosceniums suggesting an endless series of antique mirrors are a clever choice, the sets by Neil Patel, amply supplemented by Sven Ortel's video projections, lack any transporting fairy-tale magic or even simple stylistic coherence.

There she demonstrated her signature principles of design: simplicity, airiness (through the use of mirrors and light hues of paint and fabric), and visual (rather than simple stylistic) unity.

I think uppercasing is the simplest stylistic solution.

His equation of lovably cheap cinema with political outrage is, even at the simplest stylistic level, glaringly imbalanced.

The show was given a specific budget, so Weisman and Cook wanted to allow the animation to "move" more than anything, giving it simple and stylistic designs.

We propose a set of very simple features for representing stylistic characteristics of a music performer, introducing 'norm-based' features that relate to a kind of 'average' performance.

Mr. Leshnoff has been called a leader of the contemporary American lyricism, though Neo-Romantic would be a simpler description of his stylistic approach in "Zohar". The opening movement was somewhat pontifical, with ominous, weighty orchestral chords and repeated choral exclamations.

The practice of separating dictionary entries via lemmatization and defining them through a combination of semantically simpler elements provided a stylistic and methodological paradigm for much subsequent research on lexical phenomena, such as decompositional theories of word meaning.