Sentence examples for stylishly that from inspiring English sources

I look at style as a form of vitality, but there are many other ways to age stylishly that have nothing to do with clothing.

Those crime films of the 1940s and 50s, with their ink-black shadows and hard-boiled heroes, depicted the moral ambiguity of existentialism – the "absurdity" of life – so stylishly that their generic tropes are etched on the psyche of cinemagoers, becoming ripe for ridicule and pastiche.

The ensemble in the pit, led by Carmel Dean, delivers Michael Starobin's vivid orchestrations so stylishly that the even the weakest songs get a boost.

It had that stylishly streamlined modern look — elegant crystal chandeliers here, a revolving dance floor there, long velvety draperies beyond.

In fact, my father probably cared more about that stylishly coiled telephone cord than he did about football.

Twotwentytwo (222 Triq l-Assedju l-Kbir; two-twentytwo.com), a chic lounge bar and restaurant, occupies a stylishly designed space that is part of the old city walls.

IMITATION straw rugs for the kitchen and beautiful pebbles for the shower are just two new stylishly textured options that can perk up a floor.

Those four series represent different genres and have nothing in common, really, except the shared context of history and a stylishly unhurried pace that is a legacy of French cinema in its heyday.

The dancers' interest in design is suggested in "Modern," a new black-and-white film by Gretchen Bender to music by Joe Jackson, that stylishly depicts a duet for two heads as sensual as conventionally erotic body parts.

With Colin Firth, Alan Rickman and Cameron Diaz in the leads and the Coen brothers heavily credited as writers (rather than directors), you could be forgiven for imagining that Gambit (2012, Momentum, 12) would be a classy affair that stylishly updates the riffs of its 1966 predecessor.

"They're one of my best sellers every season," said Mr. Bastian, who for spring showed formal shorts cut off and paired with a blazer, a move that stylishly ditches the Little Lord Fauntleroy silliness of the shorts-suit — that runway apparition some designers are bent on making a reality.