Sentence examples for stylistic proof from inspiring English sources
When Zall announced his discovery, or theory, of Coleridge's authorship of the 1821 translation, he was congratulated by fellow scholars but told that his case "would be better made if made more reticently", and it was suggested that he should wait until a more thorough stylistic proof was available.
A series of Christian ivory carvings, of unrecorded provenance, is frequently referred to as Alexandrian on stylistic considerations and adduced as proof of a continuing artistic skill in the Hellenistic tradition.
And when they did — often on hearsay or stylistic grounds — there was rarely sufficient proof for recovery.
Proofing often takes several go-arounds until all the errors, formatting mistakes, and stylistic boo-boos are wrinkled out.
So lively and penetrating has the stylistic intercourse been that it is nowadays often impossible to identify a piece as jazz, classical, or ethnic, proof that the third stream ideal of a true and complete fusion (not always technically possible in the 1960s) has at least partially been achieved.
And the fact that in parts of this piece, Tchaikovsky does more than simply pull off a symphonic-stylistic balancing act but manages to find a melodic and structural confidence that's completely his own, was proof that this 26-year-od symphonic tyro was already on a path to a music that was distinctively his own, yet definitively Russian.
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
The first flaw was stylistic.
Some composers made stylistic compromises.
