Sentence examples for stylistic considerations from inspiring English sources

As the sale and copy of moulds was common practice during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, stylistic considerations do not provide reliable identification.

In addition, a variety of other stylistic considerations are relevant, as are the foreign influences that have been absorbed.

A series of Christian ivory carvings, of unrecorded provenance, is frequently referred to as Alexandrian on stylistic considerations and adduced as proof of a continuing artistic skill in the Hellenistic tradition.

Scholars who argue that the technique of Byzantine gold-cloisonné enamelling originated in Syria before the 7th century ce can point to just one object on inconclusive stylistic considerations, associated with Umayyad Syria.

Differing scholarly assessments cited in Brooklyn Museum records had suggested that the lamp (21.484) might be of later European production based on both stylistic considerations and the presence of a tubular glass wick-holder (Fig. 1b), or that the broken foot might be a later addition.

Little Feat were very important as were Todd Rundgren's '70s solo albums, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Neil Young Steve Stillssololo, and Joni Mitchell -- Bob Dylan is very important to me now but it wasn't until I got into jazz that I really appreciated Dylan -- and that is to do with the spontaneity in his recordings, rather than any stylistic considerations.

– have been stylistic.

The gap is stylistic.

The first flaw was stylistic.

The other part is stylistic.

But these differences were stylistic.