Sentence examples for stylistic variant from inspiring English sources
For them, as for many other writers in the second half of the 18th century, "emotion" functioned either as an undefined and general term for any kind of mental feeling or agitation, or sometimes as a stylistic variant for central theoretical terms such as "passion" and "affection" (Dixon, 2003).
While the zhır was the province of the zhıraw, the improvised song had stylistic variants that could be performed by either professional.
The general claim of the indeterminacy of translation is that there might be different ways of translating a language which are equally correct but which are not mere stylistic variants.
Without variation, stylistic excess risks evasion.
Furthermore, while there will always be the "fat fingers" problem with simple unintentional typos, many of these spelling variants are intentional; for brevity, stylistic or emphasis purposes, texters deviate from standard spellings with acronyms, shortened/simplified versions of words and even lengthened variations.
In practice the operations of textual and "higher" criticism cannot be rigidly differentiated: at the very outset of his work a critic, faced with variant forms of a text, inevitably employs stylistic and other criteria belonging to the "higher" branch.
Stach embraces other stylistic idiosyncrasies.
The first flaw was stylistic.
Some composers made stylistic compromises.
