Sentence examples for stylized expressions from inspiring English sources

In the 70's, in pictures like "Carrie" and "The Fury," Brian De Palma showed that horror movies could operate as stylized expressions of the outsize emotions with which teenagers grapple.

By Haley Mlotek March 24, 2016 In a new book of personal essays, Melissa Broder, the poet behind the popular Twitter account @SoSadToday, continues her stylized expressions of feminine despair.

Topics like depression, panic attacks, and feelings of romantic doom all served as fodder for the creator's stylized expressions of feminine despair: "sometimes i remember i exist and i'm just like 'gross' "; "every ten seconds a girl feels insecure and that girl is me".

First, the algorithm does not provide a stylized expression that represents the equilibria.

On the other hand, there are three relevant differences in comparison with the classical optimization programs used in Economics: First, the algorithm does not provide a stylized expression that represents the equilibria.

Camille A. Brown is a distinctive talent, but her kinetically dazzling solo "Good & Grown" eventually settled into busy monotony, with hyperactive arms, twisting torso and stylized facial expressions.

The expressive facial expressions and stylized movements of the singer Yan Wang, clad in an ornate costume, helped convey the story of a woman stood up by her lover in selections from "The Drunken Concubine," a traditional Beijing opera.

So we went for a more stylized yet simple look.

But too often Brady's subjects have portentous, glassy expressions and stand in stylized, impersonal postures.

Like all vigilante narratives, it is the expression of a certain stylized libertarianism that sees institutional failure wherever it looks.

They are highly stylized in form but, on occasion, naturalistic in expression.