The wines we tasted were all over the place stylistically, from simple and even rustic to polished and sophisticated.
Mr. Keigwin's "Canvas," to music by Adam Crystal for piano quintet, was intricate, neat and rapturous; Mr. Brooks's "Entanglement," though structurally simpler, was stylistically more experimental.
Stylistically, he quickly departed from the simple geometry of his early work for GM and began creating more idiosyncratic buildings full of gasp!–swoops and curves.
The sideboard still retains its function in the 20th century, but stylistically there has been a reversion to simpler types, closer in feeling to 18th-century designs.
Stylistically, her early work tended to be simpler than that of her peers — "no Louis XIV, no Louis XV," as she put it — but it was relatively conservative with decorative flourishes, such as moulded bows and buckles.
Stylistically, the time lag is significant; for example, the Baroque curve survived in simple country churches, and elaborate floral ornament in furniture decoration, long after sophisticated European art had become Neoclassical.
Schnittke's "Five Fragments Based on Paintings by Hieronymus Bosch" (1994) is, even by his standards, a stylistically wild piece, cacophonous at times (in the best Bosch tradition) yet sometimes strikingly simple and beautiful.
Cohesion among these stylistically different one-act works was enhanced through the production, which relies on a strikingly simple set: just the framed outline of the corner of a room, with a large, visible video screen on the back wall.
