Sentence examples for stylistic decision from inspiring English sources

A writer friend of mine once likened a completed novel to a pressure cooker — the weight placed on every stylistic decision should be extraordinary and evenly distributed.

But while her sentences never draw attention to themselves, one stylistic decision does compel our attention: except for the epilogue, the novel is written in the present tense.

"Airplanes look the way they do, not because of some stylistic decision, but almost entirely for technical reasons," he says.

It was shot with low quality photographic equipment, which, like several other early Pumpkins videos, was an intentional stylistic decision.

It undercuts Vaughn's choice to set the film in the 1960s, showing that it was more of a stylistic decision than a truly artistic one.

But Mr. Karmazin is known to be a tough-minded executive who has challenged Mr. Redstone on various strategic and stylistic decisions.

How did you arrive at your stylistic decisions in the film, especially that it be shot in black and white?

This leaves journalists little time to make the important artistic and stylistic decisions that contribute to expressive storytelling.

In the wine cellar, sensory evaluations by outsiders can help winemakers make stylistic decisions on winemaking practice and help them avoid unnoticed flaws resulting from their own 'cellar palate.' In the tasting room, customers use sensory evaluation to make purchasing decisions but the wine itself is only part of the picture.

They were based on audience feedback and the stylistic decisions of those creating the subtitles.

They were starting to deal with more complex themes and stylistic decisions that made those films the precursor of what we've imagined to be art house cinema today.