Sentence examples for stylized appearance from inspiring English sources
We conclude design implication to avoid that sensation and suggest that virtual animals should either be given a completely natural or a stylized appearance.
He complimented the characters' stylized appearance, the stories' relative complexity for children's television, and the solid jokes which make the show enjoyable for parents as well as children.
She adds that each project requires its own look, with a bolder or more stylized appearance in some cases, and more naturalistic in other cases.
The American Cocker Spaniel was bred smaller as American Woodcocks are smaller than their European cousins, and the breeds appearance changed slightly during the first part of the 20th century as the preference by American breeders was for a more stylized appearance.
Social portraiture is another, perhaps less flattering way of defining what Mr. Sullivan does, for beneath their often stylized appearances, these paintings don't seem to contain all that much.
But the Americans, whose grotesquely stylized appearances here were inspired by 19th-century Japanese poster art, are canopied by a vast American flag that shoots across the theater's ceiling amid a flash of eye-searing light.
Her stylized, Victorian appearance to the contrary, Manelopoulos said, "She's a real tomboy.
Because of the rigid rules that governed its highly stylized and symbolic appearance, ancient Egyptian art served its political and religious purposes with precision and clarity.
The earliest mansions, built in 1992 95, have the appearance of stylized castles; those built later resemble North American single-family homes.
But "Purple Cane Road" is so stylized, so devoted to its own appearances, that it comes across as almost a commentary on itself rather than as something real, a novel whose characters genuinely cry out when they are hurt.
In each successive stage the composition becomes increasingly stylized and mechanical, eventually taking on the appearance of commercial printing.
