Sentence examples for stylistic outcome from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lee became the co-writer and director, and the stylistic outcome is what you might get if Blake and Bach had deigned to collaborate on a series for Comedy Central.
Naturally, this had a stylistic effect on the game.
What she arrived at here was not the outcome of calculated stylistic intent but, rather, the result of a long process of observation and then surrender and fidelity to the outcomes.
One outcome of him being reduced to a set of stylistic attributes was the birth of the genre of candlelight paintings, most brilliantly practised by George de La Tour but also by other northerners such as Matthias Stom and Godfried Schalcken.
Those people who knew about him sometimes wondered why this dark-minded Jew, fully modern in his view of history as a nightmare, showed none of the stylistic experimentation that, according to the mid-century consensus, was the natural outcome of such a view, and the defining trait of the early modernist novel.
The bizarre outcome of this nervy conceptual hybrid is a movie that plays stylistic hopscotch as it jumps from one square to the next, teetering perilously each time it lands on one quaking ankle.
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
The first flaw was stylistic.
Some composers made stylistic compromises.
