Sentence examples for stylistic model from inspiring English sources
Though unacknowledged, Balanchine's "Bugaku" is the main stylistic model behind "GAGA-Gaku".
In Norway it provided a stylistic model that substantially influenced the development of Bokmål, one of the two linguistic standards of modern Norwegian.
(They didn't seem so much this way 10 years ago, when Mr. Charlap's trio was just beginning, and Tommy Flanagan, his supreme stylistic model, was still alive and working).
If he failed to supply a stylistic model, more than any American composer before, and more than most since, he conveyed the grandeur, pathos and creative potential of the American experience.
The symbiotic linkage of hunter and quarry reaches its climax in the brilliantly staged finale in and around the Biograph, wherein Manhattan Melodrama gangster Clark Gable (a stylistic model for Dillinger) is sent to the chair and Dillinger realises he's watching a chronicle of his death foretold.
Following the procedure proposed in the HTS framework, the dynamics of the data was taken into account in our models by concatenating c t with a vector containing the first and second time derivatives of our parameters (for both neutral and stylistic model training) [28].
Buster Keaton and Jacques Tati are frequently invoked as stylistic models.
Who, I wonder, are their stylistic models, and what kind of critique of portraiture are they attempting?
He himself was incapable of the difficult job of writing without reference to stylistic models while keeping the reader's interest, but Kerouac proved to be.
But Stravinsky — inspired by the work of the painters associated with Diaghilev, who found not only subject matter but also stylistic models in folk art — saw in Russian folk verses the foundations of a far more authentically Russian art music than his teacher's generation had achieved.
Back home in Tbilisi, Georgia, Nikoloz Tskitishvili's long-distance hero, his stylistic role model, had been Garnett.
