Sentence examples similar to stylistic impression from inspiring English sources

Menken marveled at their "stylistic stamp".

Their stylistic assurance gave me the impression that Bharata Natyam was their inheritance, but I was mistaken.

This is a voice that's not a cloned impression but a stylistic relative of Merman's, with its own personality.

I love the archness of "they have said" and the elevation of Safety as "he" – the first impression is of stylistic confidence and purpose – but the oddness of "glass beads of fantasy" and "bent hairpins of unreason" is unsettling, both to the reader and the sense of the sentence; the air of confidence doesn't ebb exactly, but it alters.

As a result of this minute attention to stylistic detail, the novels can give the impression of having been translated from some lost Greek original.

The new cathedral makes a deep impression ... [Every detail] looks impressive and eminent: Not the slightest stylistic flaw could be seen or detected.

And my impression was that this was a stylistic tour de force.

The kitchen table still lifes, the affectionate portraits of family members and friends, the well-balanced compositions and the landscapes that look like simplified postcards conspire to give the impression of a complacent domesticity and stylistic conservatism.

Whoever his captain with England, the impression has been the same: like his stylistic opposite, Geoff Boycott, a player endured by his team-mates for what he brings on the pitch rather than ever being one of the boys, a self-obsessed essential in a team sport that is decided by individual confrontations.

Confirming that impression, the second installment offers a shorthand overview of Mr. Johnston's stylistic development.

This is the kind of luscious stylistic touch that teachers often request of dancers but that seldom makes an impression in the theater.