Sentence examples similar to stylistic clashes from inspiring English sources
This was a stylistic clash pitting one of tennis' most explosive servers against one of its most accurate returners.
Jim Magilton's QPR play arguably the Championship's most attractive football and there could be a bit of stylistic culture clash in this London derby against Neil Warnock's more pragmatic Palace.
Tonight QPR v Crystal Palace Jim Magilton's QPR play arguably the Championship's most attractive football and there could be a bit of stylistic culture clash in this London derby against Neil Warnock's more pragmatic Palace.
The oeil is really tromped in a veritable echo chamber of stylistic and generational clashes: real artworks "deface" real-looking copies of other works, evoking Mr. Shafrazi's transgression against "Guernica".
The production is top-heavy with stylistic flourishes that clash as often as they cohere, but then "Pippin" is an eccentric, episodic musical that ultimately may endure more rewardingly on iPods than on stages.
But stylistically he clashed".
There appeared to be no deep personal animosity between Bush and Cruz despite stylistic and policy differences and they rarely clashed on a debate stage or had cross words for each other on the campaign trail.
It began with a Portrait with Flowers from 1961, so early that Tselkov himself had forgotten painting it - although several of his future stylistic hallmarks (almond-shaped eyes, gap-toothed smile, teeth-grinding colour-clashes) are already in evidence.
Though the three plays are set in the same neighborhood, with overlapping characters, and share many themes (and stylistic tools), they are surprisingly different in tone, so much so that they clash a bit if you see them all on one day, as I did.
