Sentence examples for stylized language from inspiring English sources

For some audiences this stylized language will be interesting enough.

We don't shrink from stylized language, whether it has been written by Aeschylus, Shakespeare, Synge, Beckett or Pinter.

I then realized that the story behind "Moby-Dick" is about this huge, seemingly insurmountable challenge, told using metaphors and stylized language, and in a way, that's what translating a book into emoji is — a weird, huge challenge told in metaphors and stylized language.

Indeed, there is estimable ambition here, in the playwright's themes -- a lot of love and death and betrayal -- and stylized language.

I then realized that the story behind "Moby-Dick" is about this huge, seemingly insurmountable challenge, told using metaphors and stylized language, and in a way, that's what translating a book into emoji is a weird, huge challenge told in metaphors and stylized language.

With "The Maids," Genet introduced a new way of making theatre, treating it as a plastic art, in which stylized language and gesture could describe not only what was happening but also what the characters longed for, or imagined.

The stylized Mamet language is not meant to express a character's thoughts or emotions, but to deflect attention from them.

The choruses convey much of the drama in a highly stylized, changeable language that at first has the rhythmic and melodic character of church chant and later takes on a freer, more idiosyncratic accent that, combined with the text in ancient Greek, conveys a modernist's vision of a starkly elemental, nuance-averse ancient ritual.

Mamet treats the stage as a kind of bloody forum; the gladiators one finds there are skinny con artists, callow film producers, real-estate agents in cheap suits, and ghastly lovers who spar, using the author's hyper-stylized language as both spear and shield.

Hong Kong cinema began developing its own style and moving away from stylized Mandarin-language costume dramas.

As a staunch defender of his country's ethical and cultural heritage, he was one of the major opponents of the movement to replace China's highly stylized 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldten literary that more clanguagepproximated the spoken, or vernacular, tongue.