Sentence examples for use of stylistic elements from inspiring English sources

Already in the 17th century, C. Fuereccerus, a sensitive poet who introduced new metrical conventions and rhymes, at times also made use of stylistic elements from Latvian folk songs, and G. Mancelius, founder of Latvian prose, battled against folklore more in a spirit of affection than hostility.

"Maelstrom" is a deliberately unsteady mixture of stylistic elements.

Dunham continued to use several stylistic elements in his direction that he had observed in Lynch's work on "Pilot", including largely static camera work and the use of reddish color tints.

The second investigates the city views of eighteenth-century China; major issues include power and landscape painting, the construction of local identity through landscape, and the use and appropriation of European stylistic elements in Chinese landscapes.

His skillful use of stylistic conceits also appealed to the members of the Rambouillet salon.

This is also a good chance to get used to changing stylistic elements on your slideshow, like background color and font.

When he returned to the topic of the Crucifixion eleven years later, he retained some of the stylistic elements he had developed earlier, such as the elongated and dislocated organic forms that he now based on The Oresteia.

Don't worry about a title, table of contents, or any of the other stylistic elements of the book yet.

The use of ambiguity, symbolism, irony and other stylistic elements of poetic diction often leaves a poem open to multiple interpretations.

" We'll try to recapture some of the stylistic elements.

Many of the stylistic elements associated with being a cowboy or cowgirl actually have a practical origin.