Sentence examples for stylistically pleasing from inspiring English sources
Although most readers of Regained find it less stylistically pleasing than Lost, Milton has embraced this style, I think, for an important reason.
"Stylistically, Barnes doesn't go in for bravura set pieces so much as the steady, pleasing wit of English comic realism," Thomas Mallon wrote here.
Stylistically, Barnes doesn't go in for bravura set pieces so much as the steady, pleasing wit of English comic realism, in which sheer intelligence and acute observation carry the whole production, line after line and page after page.
Slant Magazine critic Sal Cinquemani noted it to be "more stylistically coherent than the abovementioned albums" and predicted that it would "no doubt please longtime fans", but also criticized Price's shallow "antiseptic" production which he felt was not able to complement Minogue's voice.
And please, I don't need 9,000 angry bloggers saying, "John Lurie thinks he is Coltrane" — I am just saying stylistically that is the terrain that it falls in for me.
"Please, please, please... .. "Down".
"Dad, please, please, please".
Thus, please beware of docking!
