Sentence examples for that stylistic from inspiring English sources

One cannot always identify a "Baudendistel," but that stylistic signature will come.

And, years from now, that stylistic triumph, as much as the Warriors' championship itself, will most likely be the defining legacy of the 2015 Finals.

Those involved in creating the new program say that, stylistic changes aside, all the important elements from the original show are returning.

The last quoted sentence demonstrates, like many others, that stylistic felicity, or even coherent grammar, is not to be looked for here.

Together with Pierre Boulez, Stockhausen led that stylistic revolution by example, not only establishing the new language of total serialism but developing it conceptually and formally in a series of dazzlingly effective works.

At Tuesday's opening-night show, he slid between eras and genres, even taking on Charlie Parker's "Billie's Bounce" (vocalized in the lyrics of Eddie Jefferson as a mouthful of bebop), suggesting that stylistic distinctions mattered less than the quality of the material.

A connection that overrides stylistic differences is just one reason to see this groundbreaking exhibition of works about sexual difference.

You could say that the stylistic measure of Handel's "Messiah" lies in one of its soloists: the contralto.

But then it dawned on me that the stylistic echoes establish a cogent tradition: a past that she revises and propels into the future.

Condo developed a quirky line of "fake Old Master" portraits that combined stylistic elements borrowed from several different artists, including Velázquez, Rembrandt and Goya.

In 1965 Sontag argued that the stylistic brilliance of Riefenstahl's Nazi propaganda films lifted them beyond censure; she later revised that view.