stylized
IPA: stˈaɪɫaɪzd
adjective
- Made to conform to some style.
- Represented according to some convention, omitting dispensable detail, rather than in a realistic or literal manner.
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Examples of "stylized" in Sentences
- A logo is just a stylized title.
- The buildings are stylized and colorful.
- Criticism and derivation of stylized facts.
- At the bottom, a stylized lion on a runner.
- A stylized combination of the letters and; see.
- A logo is a stylized representation of the name.
- The dramatics are enacted in elaborate and stylized pantomime.
- The style of the robe seems to be more stylized and haphazard.
- It's making it stylized still, but not in the original stylized fashion.
- The expansion symbol for the set is the miniature version of the stylized.
- Similar in stylized hypocritical concept to the new 2007 feature film Double Down with Neil Breen.
- The design of his animated figures here recalls the stylized outlines of children's books, perhaps purposefully.
- Um, I think I'm the only one to use the word stylized Frank and it's a way to describe traditional methods of describing something visually relying on something other than observation.
- Provoking intense suffering and displaying that suffering in stylized, almost ritualized ways became the dominant mode for this culture to define personal and civic virtue, as well as universalized humanity.
- The puppetry here, although stylized, is far less technically detailed and routinized, leaving the power of the story more vested in its creepy images than the actual physical performance of any of the puppeteers or puppets.
- Some segments suffer from being too short (Gus Van Sant’s part, the only story involving gay men), too pointless (Alfonso Cuarón’s single take of Nick Nolte yammering away to a French dolly), or too weird (a courtship told in stylized mime).
- But given the consistency of the experiences — all stylized from a very narrow range of tangible, visual, aural and also linguistic sensations — they certainly seemed both like distinguishable “parts”, and like wholly opaque, independent “entities”.
- His models strutted into this Old World tradition wearing red and black coats with abstract patterns, dresses in stylized tweed, reconceived motorcycle jackets, paneled dresses with harnesslike overlays, and mannish loafers with silver-studded soles.