Costa is the kind of player Welbeck might model himself on stylistically, with similar gifts for disrupting the opposition and playing in every part of the pitch, but who is also a high-class pure centre-forward with a poacher's finishing skills.
Diana Vishneva, who is Ratmansky's first-cast Aurora, reckons she's danced at least six different productions of Beauty during the course of her career, but that stylistically "this is by far the most challenging.
Peruse the tables in a British bookstore, and it is clear that the seasonal sentiment is not levity, which usually does well in December, but griping.The complaint genre is stylistically diverse.
Stylistically, he cleverly straddles formal experimentalism, wide-ranging, documented realism and thoughtful essays.
He is a central figure in any history of 20th-century music, and in his lifetime he made creative contact with composers as historically and stylistically diverse as Charles Ives, a great maverick of early 20th-century music and his most important tutor, Igor Stravinsky, Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Boulez and John Cage.Yet Carter never ceased to be an active part of the musical present.
They established "the Secession" (stylistically allied with art nouveau).
Stylistically, the Rosenkavalier represents a retreat from Strauss's usual, modernist compositions.
Stylistically, her fly-on-the-wall approach is achieved through the sustained use of the historic present tense, of which she is a master.
"The worst thing we could have done", says Mr Meyer, "is to pretend that we were a 'barbecue joint' rather than a New York restaurant".If Blue Smoke is barbecue's greatest-hits collection, Jim & Nick's, a chain of barbecue restaurants, is more "Kind of Blue": a stylistically coherent album that is not tied to any particular region.
Stylistically, the film is dazzling.
Stylistically, new ground had been broken.
