Sentence examples for stylistic trait from inspiring English sources

The one stylistic trait that the artist has kept throughout her career is a heavy black outline, and it serves her well since she moved to pure figuration in the 1970's.

Where the temporal distribution of functional traits is more often multimodal, it can also be unimodal, mimicking that of a stylistic trait.

On the other hand, a stylistic trait can spread relatively quickly where the population is highly mobile and there are few social boundaries, thus mimicking a functional trait under strong selection.

Despite the dizzying array of personnel changes that the group underwent in later years, this lack of a dedicated lead singer would remain a stylistic trait of the Byrds' music throughout the majority of the band's existence.

Some large-scale paintings that demonstrate similar stylistic traits, notably the "Westminster Retable," survive in Westminster Abbey.

And Mr. Connick is a skilled pianist, absorbing the stylistic traits of Thelonious Monk and Errol Garner and reproducing them fluently.

Centred on life in Little Russia, as Ukraine was then known, the collection finds several of Gogol's key stylistic traits already in place.

One goal that James and company are working toward involves identifying worrisome physiological and stylistic traits among pitchers that lead predictably to injury.

As if to solidify the stylistic traits shared by the Australian rieslings, one wine stood out in the tasting: the one from New Zealand.

And it's because of, rather than in spite of, these stylistic traits that very little of Johnson's writing is difficult to read.

They use the stylistic traits of dubstep and funky house subtly: a lurch from four-to-the-floor house pounding to hiccupping, half-speed breakbeats here, a burst of weird, spacey echo there.