Sentence examples for stylized imitation from inspiring English sources

The paradigm of the fashionizing process is the New York commonplace of a fashionable young man taking over from an unfashionable old man the ownership of a real nineteenth-century saloon, tearing out its insides, and replacing them with a stylized imitation of the insides of a nineteenth-century saloon.

His plays — a selection of which, happily for us, has been published by Samuel French — deserve a director like the late Douglas Sirk, who said, in reference to "Imitation of Life," his stylized 1959 film about race, "You can't escape what you are..

His plays a selection of which, happily for us, has been published by Samuel French deserve a director like the late Douglas Sirk, who said, in reference to "Imitation of Life," his stylized 1959 film about race, "You can't escape what you are...

There is the perky blond cowgirl, her hair now straightened and her outfits looking to be straight from the mall; the soulful crooner who channels Luther Vandross supremely; the rocker gal who has to fight against lapsing into a Janis Joplin imitation; and the budding teenybopper now stylized to attract an older audience.

Too stylized?

Yet the struggle is stylized, comic-bookish.

The animation is heavily stylized.

Porn is an exaggerated, stylized representation.

Through stylized mime, the dances recount myths.

"It's bold, it's stylized.

The performances are pointedly stylized.