Sentence examples for stylistic terms from inspiring English sources

I also find my former haircut amusing in stylistic terms.

But all that matters only if you look at the piece in narrow stylistic terms.

Next to Lehr's book, the most striking work in stylistic terms was Peter Wawerzinek's Rabenliebe ("Motherless Child").

Even as American beer drinkers have learned to navigate a range of stylistic terms — stout, pilsner, hefeweizen, India pale ale and the rest — dunkel mystifies.

In urban as well as stylistic terms, in other words, Stone's design was a pivot in the reconciliation of opposed points of view.

These three innings were certainly polarised in stylistic terms but each contributed significantly to England's total, as New Zealand floundered in the field where previously on this tour they have appeared so assured.

Goth is just a stylistic term I think.

"In terms of stylistic innovations he unleashed a storm.

Carnegie Hall and the Juilliard School are both putting new music in the spotlight this week, although in terms of stylistic and national accents they are looking in entirely different directions.

And if you look at that history you see that it was always very smooth in terms of stylistic attributes and what was common was this collaborative orientation and a community orientation.

In terms of stylistic literary changes, Ellis also displays more fondness for the Ruskinian pathetic fallacy than in previous works.