Sentence examples for stylistic ones from inspiring English sources
Here both Milibands and Mr Burnham have the edge over Mr Balls.There are ideological perils as well as stylistic ones.
If they couldn't spot the analytical flaws, they might have done something about the stylistic ones that range from curious analogies to long phrases in parentheses.
A Gaullist colleague of the president said he thought he could use his strengths (energy, competence and a willingness to undertake difficult reforms) to correct what he considered an error more basic than the supposedly stylistic ones.
The issue with the Sierra Leone international at the Revs is more of a stylistic one.
If the syntactical role of a prepositional phrase is to modify other words, the stylistic one is to add nuance and control cadence.
Carter's problem is in some part a stylistic one--an inability to communicate what he is doing--and in large part an inability to steer a steady course.
It's a statistical exaggeration, but not a stylistic one, to say that Ortiz has been the twenty-first-century Babe Ruth.
Katang was a multilingual, polyrhythmic, insanely disparate album of breathless invention, a stylistic one-off that showed them to be the rarest of things in current UK guitar music: sui generis.
If tax cuts were the substantive message of the week, the stylistic one was this: Any resemblance between the way Bill Clinton ran the White House, past or present, and the way Mr. Bush intends to run it it is purely coincidental.
In all four examples: "Cascarn, Coscorrn" (2001), "Untitled 1" (2000), "Jeweled Net" (2000) and "Untitled II" (2001), Ms. Kahn seems to be making more of a spiritual link than a stylistic one.
Meanwhile, Amy, dismissive of sports and tossing around the word "intellectual" (even while also tossing around a voracious range of pop-culture references), ultimately gains an appreciation, one that's even more in the psychological and empathetic realm than the stylistic one, of the world of Aaron's obsessions.
