Sentence examples for striking stylistic from inspiring English sources

Or it could be a striking stylistic observation that changes the way voters assess the two candidates.

The work may be seen as a manifesto of European modernism, illustrating some of its most striking stylistic features: gradual processes, static concepts of time and form, and an emphasis on a microworld of sound.

The single most consistent — and striking — stylistic element in these films is Hitchcock's vigorous use of what might be called the confrontational close-up, in which an actor looks directly into the camera's lens and addresses the audience as if it were another performer in the scene.

The heads, which are between roughly 20 and 30 inches tall, display some striking stylistic discontinuities.

Flipping through the pages feels like watching an old movie that's been broken up into stills; together, the images tell a story through striking stylistic motifs borrowed from the rise of Hollywood in the 1920s and 30s.

This makes for a dramatic stylistic shift.

Next to Lehr's book, the most striking work in stylistic terms was Peter Wawerzinek's Rabenliebe ("Motherless Child").

This centralisation is one of the main reasons why French ways of thinking exhibit such a striking degree of stylistic consistency – a phenomenon further accentuated by the nation's profoundly ambivalent intellectual relationship with religion.

What is striking, however, is their stylistic range — eerie gray cityscapes, dreamy watercolors, surreal melting forests — a range so broad as to suggest that they are the work of several artists rather than just one.

If you listen to 4hero's first album, In Rough Territory, and compare it to their third Two Pages, the stylistic differences are striking: the first a seminal drum and bass album, the latter a Mercury Prize-nominated, MOBO-winning album that looking back, perhaps owes more to jazz than any other genre.

ALFRED SCHNITTKE: COMPLETE STRING QUARTETS Nonesuch 9 79500-2; 2 CDs The Kronos Quartet's intensity and stylistic wanderlust meld to striking effect in a collection devoted to the complete works for string quartet by the Soviet-era Russian composer Alfred Schnittke, with music expressing anguish and mordant humor with a compelling dignity.