Sentence examples for stylistic effects from inspiring English sources

But the choreography became less a serious exercise in style, more a collage of stylistic effects.

Generally, one metre is used throughout the poem, though for stylistic effects other metres may be interspersed.

The 11-part "A Tale of a Tub" is the most impressive of the three compositions for its imaginative wit and command of stylistic effects, notably parody.

His satire is constantly sharpened by variety of presentation, and he achieves vivid stylistic effects, which were admired by such eminent writers as the 19th-century novelists Gustave Flaubert and the Goncourt brothers.

But all the concrete has produced a great building, the Hallgrímskirkja church — a masterpiece of Northern Expressionist architecture that looks exactly like Tolkien's drawing of the tower of Orthanc — while the corrugated steel is jaunty in its waves and ripples, and comically used to create many stylistic effects.

Although the reviewer's remark about the use of the term "architect" is formally exact, we note that similar stylistic effects are common in the literature (Mattick (2001) "Non-coding RNAs: the architects of eukaryotic complexity" EMBO reports 2, 11, 986-991), and our feeling was that our "selfish architects" could not be understood in a different way than e.g. Dawkins' blind watchmaker.

Naturally, this had a stylistic effect on the game.

Varies speech flow for stylistic effect, e.g. to emphasize a point.

Such evenhanded amorality, done for what is essentially stylistic effect, leaves a bad taste.

"Bright's Passage," Ritter's debut novel, has much the same stylistic effect.

"It uses the odd color as a stylistic effect, completely in keeping with the claustrophobic feeling of the film and the fluorescent lights.