stylised

The bottle is so stylised that you could almost hate it for it but we've decided not to.

The artefact, made of gold, symbolises a mythical octopus with eight tentacles and a stylised human head displaying cat- like features .

Hi everyone, again! It was, as always, a pleasure to participate in the stylised challenge.

The claviform figure - which looks somewhat like a numeral 1 - may even be a stylised form of the female figure, she says.

The dream is stylised, like a scene in a play or an old illustration .

In my three posters - stylised heart form is divided into parts where each of these cities has it's own geometric shape.

The stylised view of the new global order frames it as a contest between the established west and the rising rest.

We note that, in Tom and Jerry, smoking usually appears in a stylised(13) manner and is frequently not condoned.

The conversation of the French salons and dinner tables became as stylised as a ballet.

Thanks to RATP's logo, a stylised image of the River Seine now adorns hundreds more: most Londoners neither know nor care.

The official party flower, a red rose, was emblazoned in giant stylised form either side of the main podium, uplit in blood red.

We may go to Starbucks instead of rushing home for a traditional English tea, but the consumption of a latte is a stylised act.

The design shows geometric patterns, some may resemble stylised animals or bird forms.

This is necessarily a stylised analysis, which requires some brave assumptions (some of which may even be too kind).

Nearly all symbols are highly stylised and can be drawn by persons almost entirely lacking in artistic skill;

There are difficult, stylised novels that one knows one should read but can only manage a few pages at a time;