adverb
definition
In a stylistic manner.
definition
With regard to style.
Examples of stylistically in a Sentence
The dialog does not sound stylistically like either the Jesus in various Gospels nor Buddha in various sutras.
The dialog does not sound stylistically like either the Jesus in various Gospels nor Buddha in various Sutras.
He sometimes transgresses against the rules of composition of contemporary art-music, and is stylistically very distinct from it.
Take into consideration your other material possessions (couch, chairs, tables, etc)-make sure the bookshelves you buy can be stylistically coordinated with these other pieces of furniture.
Her line of craft supplies is renowned for being superior in quality and stylistically elegant.
Stylistically, the band focused more on dynamics than on complicated patterns.
Each world is stylistically designed right down to the incentive items that are placed into their specific environments.
Stylistically, Sauvignon Blancs are usually fermented in stainless steel and not put into oak barrels much.
The undisputed queen of reinventing herself stylistically, Madonna had so many different looks during this decade, and most of them can be described by her music.
Lingerie has been around for centuries and while stylistically, many changes have been made, the basic construction of bras and panties remains the same.
Although stylistically inspired by opera, and more specifically, rhapsody music, the song is different from a rock opera, in that it doesn't tell a complete story.
Stylistically, Rob and Big shared common ground with MTV shows like Jackass and Viva La Bam.