Sentence examples for stylistic themes from inspiring English sources

Wanting to present the shirts in more than a historical context, they selected them for their aesthetic qualities and grouped them by stylistic themes.

Majorelle's catalogs between 1900 and 1914 show a tremendous output: suites of furniture for individual rooms, furniture using botanical motifs or other stylistic themes, and specific pieces whose prices ranged according to custom-ordered materials.

Stylistic themes were harder to identify than they were at other recent auto shows, such as the last Detroit auto show, where every other car seemed to be a visually indistinct, station-wagon-like crossover vehicle.

He suggested they were only running on stylistic themes such as doubling taxes or attacking law enforcement.

This season, which runs until 14 April, is focussed on the history of cinema and cach month's film has a different artistic, geographical or stylistic theme.

Still, the artists seem to cluster around certain themes or stylistic trends, suggesting a commonality of experience, along with shared concerns and beliefs.

With this remarkable miniature, Mr. Polanski shows himself to be in full command of his medium, advancing themes and stylistic touches that will return throughout his career.

Libro de los signos (1930; "Book of Signs") uses the same stylistic devices; the predominant themes of this poetry collection are solitude, the tedium of existence, and the past.

The Monteverdi Choir's Wigmore concert, with its founder-conductor John Eliot Gardiner and the English Baroque Soloists, was an evening of two very disparate stylistic halves linked by themes of love and dancing.

The process involves matching little details or broad stylistic trends, recognizing recurring themes and common materials, or sometimes just finding the shared thread in one's own seemingly unrelated reactions.

Double-Barreled DVD's Made in 1965, Monte Hellman's low-budget western "The Shooting" seemed to anticipate much of the stylistic innovations and ambitious themes of the American cinema of the 1970's -- work by the generation that included Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese and Robert Altman.