Sentence examples for stylistic methods from inspiring English sources

Stylistic methods mirrored the eras evoked: The Children's Book was likened to the compendious late Victorian novel; The Little Stranger, with its "cool pacing" and magnificent set pieces, was reminiscent of the films of the 1940s; the symmetry and detached beauty of The Glass Room were compared to the modernist architectural masterpiece in its title.

The book's inexhaustible capacity for self-fuelling discussion, for examining the implications of everything that it touches upon, is central to West's structural and stylistic method.

His first book, Le Style des Pléiades de Gobineau, essai d'application d'une méthode stylistique (1957; Criteria for Style Analysis), proposed a new stylistic method of criticism, which he used to examine the effects of irony in the writings of Joseph-Arthur, comte de Gobineau.

His advantages are purely stylistic.

Menken marveled at their "stylistic stamp".

Architecture fans expecting insight into OMA's working methods, its internal stylistic debates and existential anxieties, will be disappointed.

Although recognizing that the different Pharaohs had stylistic preferences, he relates the method of inscription chosen by the Egyptians to the importance of the military event or to the amount of detail preferred.

He introduced controlled excavational methods and used meticulous stylistic analyses to determine chronological sequences.

Part of it is a stylistic choice.

Traditionally ascribed to Plato are thirty-six developingdeveloping Socrates's dialectic method and composed with great stylistic virtuosity, together with thirteen letters.

Together with other young art historians, Yashiro studied Berenson and learned his method while training his eyes for stylistic analysis.