Sentence examples for stylistic creativity from inspiring English sources
Brown's eyebrow obsession may simply signal a lack of imagination, but corpus research can also illuminate a writer's stylistic creativity.
Young composers today, born after the stylistic battles that stultified creativity during the 1960s and 1970s, exude independence and feel entitled to draw from, borrow, use (or abuse) any style of contemporary music that interests them.
University of California Davis psychologist Dean Keith Simonton (2009), who studies aging and creativity, analyzed Shakespeare's stylistic changes over his career investigating his use of (1) archaic vs. colloquial words and (2) deviation from standard rules of poetic meter and speech endings.
These three movies established the emotional and stylistic range of the Coen turf — the flagrancy, the jack-rabbit creativity, and the self-destructive whirl of unhinged pop scholarship.
Creativity may simply change rather than decline with age as different stylistic and thematic concerns gain priority (Abra 1989).
AllMusic writer Andy Kellman praised Monáe's creativity and called it "an extravagant 70-minute album involving more imagination, conceptual detail, and stylistic turnabouts than most gatefold prog rock epics".
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
The first flaw was stylistic.
Some composers made stylistic compromises.
