Sentence examples for stylish use from inspiring English sources

The interior design — which makes stylish use of antiques — is about as good as it gets in Shanghai.

Directed by Mikael Hafstrom with old-fashioned restraint and a stylish use of intense close-ups, "1408" is more psychological thriller than outright horror.

It's coarse and it's stupid, but it is, thanks mostly the two good performances and some stylish use of music and editing, a little bit moving.

There are shots through cracks of doors, out of car windows and there is a stylish use of hand-held cameras long before the technique became fashionable.

Mikael Hafstrom directs with old-fashioned restraint and a stylish use of intense close-ups, and while the Dolphin is no Overlook (the hotel in "The Shining"), its old-world creepiness is exactly right.

In our time, the writing of Tom Wolfe has made stylish use of the dash; he combines it with italics and the midsentence exclamation point to indicate herky-jerkiness or panic in thinking.

The company's ads aimed at black consumers tend to be stylish and use hip contemporary language and music.

Drawing the eye away from the floor and up to attractive seating, cushions, wall finishes, art and accessories may also help, much in the way stylish people use earrings and scarves to draw the eye to the face.

Stanley Wong, a Hong Kong artist, designed PYE's stylish packaging, using origami-inspired paper folds for boxes and bags.

Two matched sets of 12 rooms, each comprising four Decorative, four Familiar, and four Stylish rooms used in an earlier study (Ritterfeld & Cupchik, J. Environ. Pscychol. 16 (1996) 349) were presented to 24 male and 24 female undergraduates.

(So why shoot the hands of the one guy who knows how to do it?) Mr. Deshmukh gives the film a stylish surface, using Delhi well — its scruffy back alleys, romantic rooftops and, for songs, familiar monuments.