Sentence examples for stylistic note from inspiring English sources

And on a more stylistic note, these complaints are often prefaced with phrases like "Um," and other condescending affectations.

Generally, if we're shooting in Japan, as a stylistic note for the camera crew and editors and just to kind of get into it, I will load up on films that either take place in that area or were made by filmmakers from that area.

"A stylistic note.

On a stylistic note, I do not favor using the English possessive "s" on the Latin phrase "et al(ia)" and recommend the form above, as in "the Samadani et al. paper".

The catalog is modest in design, with a long, idea-filled essay by Ms. Momin, hard-working, but with hardly a stylistic grace note in sight.

A charming formality unites the five different narrative voices, and Konigsburg's stylistic grace notes are a delight.

The ancient Roman poet Horace, who wrote on such stylistic differences, noted the special effects that can be achieved when comedy lifts its voice in pseudotragic rant and when tragedy adopts the prosaic but affecting language of comedy.

Rather than focus only on plot or character, we were encouraged to look closely at stylistic elements, noting how formal aspects such as lighting, cinematography, editing, and sound produced the meaning of the film rather than merely contributing to the "look" of the film.

For the last 100 years, there have been very few stylistic developments of note; the most significant change of late comes with our current commander in chief, whose hair has brought welcome diversity to the presidential scalp.

He notes stylistic and thematic continuities that connect Aristophanes and Plautus, for whom he has a nice enthusiasm, with Joe Orton and Ray Cooney's famous farces.

Literary stylistic changes, as noted in Iraq and Syria, spread to the west: there the old Bedouin style had always been rare and soon gave way to descriptive poetry and love poetry.