Sentence examples for the stylistic changes from inspiring English sources

The stylistic changes of the 1960s, however, left her cold.

In Tuscany the stylistic changes are probably best revealed by Duccio di Buoninsegna's "Maestà" (1308 11), formerly the high altarpiece of Siena cathedral.

Paradoxically, because it alludes to such a variety of sources, his vision turns out not to be derivative as it might with another artist; rather it is singular, and oddly of a piece despite all the stylistic changes.

Only in a few places do you go, 'That character looks like a refugee from 'Peanuts.' " Certainly Wilson's characterization remains so consistent that it's easy not to notice the stylistic changes at all.

Recorded at Morgan Studios in London by Mike Butcher and building off the stylistic changes introduced on Volume 4, new songs incorporated synthesisers, strings, and complex arrangements.

Like Picasso, whose work is often loosely subdivided according to the stylistic changes that occurred when a new woman came into his life, Burri's work changed according to the materials that he repurposed for his painting: first war cast-offs, then rebuilding materials, then modern plastics and sheet metals.

Indeed, the Kistler business has been affected more by the economy than by the stylistic change, but even the economy hasn't put a serious crimp into sales.

Her paintings could be radically different from one year to the next, with no apparent logic or purpose behind the stylistic change.

Mr. Green said that he was pleased with the stylistic change that Mr. Bloomberg brought to City Hall since he replaced Rudolph W. Giuliani.

The bright yellow colour scheme (which recurs in the show itself) added to the casual streetwear of Reed and Ker underlines the stylistic change the trio have taken in their comedy, moving from Victorian pastiche to contemporary clowning.

Though sympathetic to his former band mate, he felt the stylistic change didn't fit Idol.