Sentence examples for stylistic deviation from inspiring English sources
Although it surprised jazz listeners upon its release in 1977, Goin' Home was praised by music critics for its reverent tone and stylistic deviation from Shepp's previous free jazz works.
Naturally, we did find some stylistic deviations.
All genres of wine have their stylistic deviations, but consumers can often read the cues.
Rather than seeing him as a cult-worthy personality who represents something wholly new in Catholicism, it is better to understand Francis, even in his stylistic deviations, as the culmination of a slow, if jerky, recovery on the part of the Church from its self-defeating rejection of modernity.
Stylistic unexpectedness describes deviation from stylistic convention to add tension and unpredictability.
Up in the presidential chambers of the Bernabéu there will be new grumbling about Real's deviation from the stylistic norm.
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.
The serious climate in fiction writing was reflected in stylistic devices; some novelists engaged in experiments with literary form in a purposeful way, but some deviations cost the work popular appeal.
Music psychologist Juslin provides a useful break down of these "deviations" into five components [6]: generative rules, emotional expression, random fluctuations, motion principles, and stylistic unexpectedness (GERMS).
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
