Meanings of stylishness in English

Despite a definite visual stylishness, the film is more baffling than intriguing.

He performs this difficult literary balancing act with stylishness and many a chuckle.

But it was not the vivid New York stylishness.

These Hungarians combine a joyous al fresco spirit with a thoroughgoing stylishness and musical sensitivity.

The young batsman on debut made 37 with a stylishness that generated a perhaps disproportionate excitement.

With that superficial stylishness so beloved of British reviewers, this novel is simply an offensive book.

I thought it was the stylishness of London.

Also he will be led to speculate favourably upon the stylishness and extent of your wardrobe.

Henry likes a certain classic, even old-fashioned, stylishness.

But in manly beauty, in stylishness, in mature tact, and especially in persuasive charm, he could beat George.

This time, he adopted the stylishness and poise of the Classical Symphony, and the Eighth is much more joyful.

Champagne is synonymous with Gallic stylishness, as can be appreciated by visiting the cellars in either Rheims of Epernay.

He has been praised for the stylishness of his prose and the originality of his newspaper criticism of the popular arts.

The passage of almost half a century has done nothing to dim its stylishness, blunt its humour or extinguish its piercing message.

It was a question of her wedding dress, a gown of light grey silk, the stylishness of which she considered very amusing.

The result is a memorable and sometimes disturbing novel whose consummate stylishness makes the reader wonder what on earth Strauss will produce next.