(ii) Against this however, more recent sociolinguistic research in French suggests that variation in the lexis of French has a good deal of socio-stylistic value compared to the pronunciation level, and perhaps also the grammar.
In his new works, though, he manages to smuggle into his pictures not only representational space, but also stylistic and emotional values evoked by the stained-glass windows.
An art professor who lends delicate attention to student work can help their students puzzle out what is subjective, what is stylistic, why we value certain things conceptually or formally, and how one's own personal situatedness comes into play as part of those judgments.
It's not a game that's easily summarized in a sales-pitch sentence even describing it as I did above, "a two-dimensional first-person puzzle adventure," while ticking a lot of face-value stylistic boxes, fails to convey its complete nature.
Two of those fake trailers – Machete and Hobo With A Shotgun – became features of their own, again more or less adopting the stylistic gimmicks and political values of the era, especially Hobo, which supplemented its lurid colour palette and awful gore effects with a genuine 1980s throwback: Rutger Hauer.
For all its narrative verve, entertainment value and stylistic fireworks, "Double Cross" is nevertheless, like its two predecessors, an exemplar of what might be called "shallow" intelligence history.
The critic applauded the acting and the production values, but criticized stylistic flaws and the tedious plot for which producer Nöggerath and co-director Léon Boedels and the cinematographer were held responsible (1912, 748).
Whatever their stylistic differences, they had the same values where the paper was concerned.
But substantial added value came in the stylistic breadth of her material.
Perhaps this reflects on the stylistic ambitions of some Australian winemakers, who value power over any semblance of finesse.
