Sentence examples for stylistic connection from inspiring English sources

The close stylistic connection between the two carvings makes the story entirely credible.

"It doesn't have an obvious stylistic connection to traditional aboriginal art.

When you watch the Kirov dancing any Balanchine ballet, you see how strong a stylistic connection still runs between the two.

If the comic episodes have no stylistic connection to the rest of the film, a scene, in which 10-year-old Emily (Sosie Bacon) embarrasses her parents at a school talent show by singing a weird a cappella rendition of David Bowie's "Life on Mars?," is grotesquely funny.

It makes you feel the thrill of the space between the two dancers, the amplitude with which they address each other across it, the charm of the spectacle they afford for the viewers all around and — perhaps most appealing of all — the sense of acute stylistic connection between these two dancers and the society around them.

There are stylistic connections with Burgundy and also with Provence.

But when Stereolab hit its stride, the stylistic connections it made opened up its vistas, and affinity for jazz was more than an affectation.

With the possible exception of artists like Manet or Renoir, the avant-garde operated in some conscious opposition to the artistic establishment as represented by the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, while the academicians worked to please the establishment, and this profound distinction is not eradicated by stylistic connections.

Nature drawings by da Vinci and other artistic stars of the Renaissance, both in Italy and from abroad, highlighting stylistic connections to the iconic imagery in the Salla delle Asse.

Most visitors will find all sorts of thematic and stylistic connections as they wander through the sprawling show and watch the videos.

However, the geometry of this network indicated and reflected stylistic connections, after subjective examination of the division of clusters in the network, between artists based on how "painterly" they are.