stylistically

stylistic | American Dictionary

stylistic
adjective
us/stɑɪˈlɪs·tɪk/
of or relating to style:
The first major stylistic change in popular music after rock was punk.

Examples of stylistic

stylistic
Beyond their inherent stylistic significance, the developments traced above probably had an impact on other elements of operatic design.
Whether a 'social', 'stylistic' or 'biographical history' of popular music, they all seem to agree on certain central phases.
The sampled vases include examples from all stylistic groups and most geographic regions.
Much recent writing concerning the early eighteenth-century sonata has focused on a subgenre that appropriates stylistic elements from more fully scored works.
In the present study, the stylistic and dramatic exegeses are condemned sometimes to a dangerously narrow band of information.
His enthusiasm for his subject produces some excessive stylistic flourishes, dramatic metaphors, rhetorical questions.
Timing may vary dramatically between performers or stylistic schools, depending on the aesthetics upheld by the guru.
This learning is exhibited in the appearance, in the older subjects, of a stylistic adaptation, which is not present in the younger subjects.
Both groups of nonnative speakers exhibited significant gender differences but only one group showed significant stylistic differences.
In terms of stylistic features and issues of rhetoric, the voices of the writers are most prominent.
Such materials are sorely needed since recent work has shown that a lack of stylistic sensitivity is prominent even among very advanced students.
Can stylistic parallels be drawn between artists and composers?
Contributors should follow exactly the journal's stylistic conventions set out below when writing the final version of their articles.
And where scientific approaches tend to narrow down, insisting on procedural and stylistic conformity, performative ones sprout out, cultivating procedural and stylistic originality.
At the same time, the structural connections that bind the different connoted materials together give the work a strong overall stylistic coherence.
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