stylistically

Stylistically , it is possible to trace the evolution of his technique through different albums - however one thread unites them all.

Among his short stories, "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" is stylistically one of his best stories.

Tannins extracted are soft and round and seem to be more concentrated giving the wine, stylistically, more body and texture.

Mr. McCarthy carefully builds this dialectic only to let us down with a stylistically dazzling but facile conclusion.

Stylistically, the Forte LPI has some different design elements when compared to its non-hybrid siblings.

Also, the concerns of a work do tend to connect it strongly with the time in which it was produced, both thematically and stylistically.

The fact that he was difficult to categorize stylistically was a source of satisfaction for Tress himself.

stylistically innovative works; innovative members of the artistic community; a mind so innovational, so original.

Stylistically, the term implies loose, rapid paint handling, large rhythms and broken colour.

Asian art is stylistically nearer to physical, eternal, internal and external.

Stylistically, you should be careful not to create aliases for existing types.

Stylistically similar to Klimt's world-renowned "The Kiss, " the painting is replicated on T-shirts, cups and other souvenirs.

Stylistically, her fly-on-the-wall approach is achieved through the sustained use of the historic present tense, of which she is a master.

When the first 997 was introduced in late 2004, it was hailed as, at least stylistically, a return to the norm for Porsche;

These works, though stylistically and thematically varied, represent an image of international trends in the young Chinese art world;