Sentence examples for stylized approach from inspiring English sources

His style is both interior and exterior -- a stylized approach tempered with psychological realism.

Mr. Sellars has long divided audiences with his provocative staging concepts and highly stylized approach to directing.

The "Flamenco Hoy" team went to Mr. Saura specifically for his aesthetic: a stripped-down, stylized approach that dramatically counters flamenco's flamboyance.

One can understand the appeal of adding "Der Freischütz" to the list of Mr. Wilson's productions, which are famous for their abstract, beautifully lit tableaus and carefully stylized approach to stage action.

Using a script by Tom Stoppard, director Joe Wright took a coolly stylized approach to Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina, presenting most of the action as if staged in a theatre.

Although this highly stylized approach sometimes verges on the decorative or perhaps just youthfully self-conscious (an old man wades into water so vividly blue it might as well have been painted by Yves Klein), it generally works to the filmmaker's advantage.

Three stylized approaches, represented in each case by a typical tool selected from the literature, are presented and contrasted with (1) the norm-oriented Bellagio sustainability principles and (2) the requirements of three different stakeholder groups: decision makers, scientists/experts and representatives of the general public.

Although stylized, this approach allows to determine broadly the magnitude of the effect of the reform.

While some reviewers appreciated the stripped-down controls and stylized arthouse approach, others panned it as confusing and restricting.

His first series, "The Beauty of Emptiness" (1992-1997), fonusearchingarching for a more stylized and minimalist approach to traditional Buddhist images.

But they suggest nothing of the highly stylized and fresh approach of Peace's book, which combines the fragmented technique of "Rashomon" with a traditional Japanese storytelling style involving occult séances, and which draws on influences (or so Peace tells us) from sources as diverse as Benjamin Britten and the poetry of Paul Celan.