Sentence examples for stylized feel from inspiring English sources

Their moody romanticism has a curiously stylized feel, like the tango-tinged Argentine pop, at once fervid and formal, on the soundtrack.

When the actors appear onstage, the film turns to color but retains the stylized feel of the past with a neutral palette of grays and beiges.

Docter wanted to push a stylized feel, particularly the way Carl's head is proportioned: he has a squarish appearance to symbolize his containment within his house, while Russell is rounded like a balloon.

While acknowledging that the arch dialogue and stylized look of the film are "heightened" and that "it doesn't mimic life in any way that we know it," he denies that his creation is supposed to feel like a movie.

Cinematographer Brett Jutkiewicz gave a sleek, stylized, sensual feel to the look of the picture.

Early scripts encompassed all four years of the Lincoln presidency as well as big battle scenes, and, with Liam Neeson screen-testing as Lincoln, the production had a stylized visual feel.

The stylized look and feel — the dazzling suits, the cathedral-like neighborhood pub, the slow-motion shots of the gang swaggering through grimy streets — is designed to approximate the wonder Mr. Knight felt upon hearing these marvelous tales while growing up in that city.

Set to Georges Auric's score and with sets, scenario and costumes of eye-popping strangeness by Jean Cocteau, the ballet is a window onto an opaque, stylized world that feels simultaneously grand and ridiculous.

The app is damn pretty, maybe even a little too pretty, with its overly stylized look-and-feel that can sometimes get in the way of what could be a simpler user experience.

It was important that the second chapter felt stylized, almost "too sweet," like it was too good to be true.

This summer it collaborated with Paramount Pictures on posters for "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" (with a highly stylized, colorful look) and "Captain America: The First Avenger" (with a stark, retro feel).