He enjoys toying with the stylistic devices of comicality and multilayer meaning.
Hebrew, on the other hand, appeals to the emotions by the stylistic devices of repetition, cadence, and a profusion of imagery, all of which cast a mood of enchantment over the reader.
The issue starts with his questionable use of a stylistic device to distinguish Philida's voice.
Ross continues: "Mann's elimination of metaphor, the stylistic device perhaps most characteristic of Sarmiento's prose, is especially striking".
Even his signature stylistic device — the extensive use of footnotes and endnotes — was a kind of scholarly homage.
The show's use of stylistic devices to create a cinematic feel "is exactly the kind of literal treatment that you don't want" from a stage musical.
The continual switches of past and present, not just between the two alternating sections but within each one, are troublesome -- a stylistic device that has become something of a cliché.
In "CivilWarLand in Bad Decline," his first collection, Saunders also represented America as a kind of Disneyland and relied on repetitions and other stylistic devices to hammer home the poverty of a simulated existence.
But he was "saved," to use his word, by changing the form and tone of his poetry, specifically by adopting a stylistic device, long lines, that many critics consider the principal innovation of his poetry.
The period has essentially become a stylistic device, which is a fascinating development because it recalls the freewheeling origins of Western punctuation.
Yet instead of distancing us from the narrative, à la Bertolt Brecht, this stylistic device draws us in deeper.
