Sentence examples for stylistically distinct from inspiring English sources

But those small doses are stylistically distinct.

These pianists, though stylistically distinct, played orchestrally, with harmonic sophistication, melodic elegance and a bell-like tone.

Neoclassicism as manifested in painting was initially not stylistically distinct from the French Rococo and other styles that had preceded it.

The film's three strands are stylistically distinct — a newsmagazine-style account of a suburban boy who killed his abusive father, a black-and-white B-movie about a scientist turned leprous outcast, a rough-trade romance set in a Genet-like prison — and it cuts among them to create a web of unsettling correlations and an echo-chamber effect.

On Historias, each song is stylistically distinct and the instrumentation is varied.

The two heads at Tres Zapotes, with the La Cobata head, are stylistically distinct from the other known examples.

Quite how this film merges the stylistically and schematically distinct worlds of Superman's Metropolis and Batman's Gotham is arguably the most interesting aspect of Batman v Superman.

Even before the coming of sound Anthony Asquith, the director with whom Hitchcock was then routinely compared (both were young, promising, stylistically similar, socially distinct) complained of films comprising "alternate close-ups of two men talking across a table with subtitles giving their conversation sandwiched in between.

Marable says the resulting text was stylistically and ideologically distinct from what Marable believes Malcolm X would have written without Haley's influence, and it also differs from what may have actually been said in the interviews between Haley and Malcolm X.

Stylistically Mal and I are perfectly distinct (how could we not be?

Stylistically the complexes are often quite distinct from one another, so that a short stroll can take one past French Gothic mansard roofs, neo-Georgian gabled dormers, and Italian Romanesque/Renaissance towers.