In both, Gorky diplays his extraordinary quick-change stylistic skills.
Noted for his stylistic clarity and skill at characterization, he became the prolific chronicler of life in the rarefied world of corporate boardrooms and brownstone mansions.
When presented with musical skill and stylistic insight, as it was on Monday night at Carnegie Hall by the Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra, the "Messiah," for all its familiarity, emerges once again as a work of utter distinction.
January 25 2014 The conductorless chamber orchestra's all-Beethoven program — the "Coriolan" Overture, the Second Symphony, and the Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor" — should bring its legendary technical skill and stylistic élan to the fore; the guest artist is the 2009 Van Cliburn Competition gold medalist Nobuyuki Tsujii, who has been blind since birth.
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.
His extant writings include display speeches, purportedly in defence of Helen and Palamedes against charges of treachery (DK 82B11 and 11a); they seem to be intended partly as examples of stylistic brilliance for its own sake and partly as demonstration of skill in adversarial argument, 'making the weaker argument the stronger' (see above).
Focusing its tightly held, shallow-focus gaze on a single prisoner in whose face we see reflections of atrocities too hellish to depict, Son of Saul is indeed a stylistic masterpiece, a film of precise visual and aural design, executed with fearsome skill, precision and commitment.
Their main goal is to automatically assess the stylistic and technical correctness of Office documents as well as some basic IT skills, such as e-mail netiquette and e-mail list usage.
While tennis can be enjoyed by players of practically any level of skill, top competition is a demanding test of both shot making and stamina, rich in stylistic and strategic variety.
