Sentence examples for stylistic control from inspiring English sources

But McCarthy's superb stylistic control and uncanny imagination transport this novel beyond the borders of science fiction.

Vásquez holds his tightly crafted narrative together with admirable stylistic control as he shows a world falling apart and the redemptive powers of love and language to rebuild it.

If Messud had less talent, one might chalk up these flaws to a lack of stylistic control.

Some managers, doctors, and nurses note this stylistic dominance.

Though the 29-year-old Drexel University junior did not pick up photo-graphy until she enrolled in college three years ago (before that, she played keyboards in the rock band Delta72), her moody, insightful portraits demonstrate a stylistic sophistication and control that belie her limited experience.

It shows many of his virtues - narrative control, subtlety, stylistic texture - but also suggests the limits of those virtues.

The brand, celebrated for its leather goods, recently retook direct control of the stylistic development and the distribution of its leather goods and footwear after years of collaborating with Iris Shoes.

If the syntactical role of a prepositional phrase is to modify other words, the stylistic one is to add nuance and control cadence.

And presumably he will eventually have to claim control of the team from a stylistic standpoint.

He introduced controlled excavational methods and used meticulous stylistic analyses to determine chronological sequences.

Its restatements are transmutations of syntax, and transmutations of syntax controlled not be desire for elegance or stylistic correctness but by desire to exhibit the forms of the facts into which philosophy is the enquiry.