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Meanings of literary style in inglês

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художественный стиль
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estilo literário
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estilo literario

Manner in which an author chooses to write.

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        estilo literário
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        Examples for "writing style"
        Examples for "writing style"
        1
        Instead, Pikoli opts for a negatively inclined, dark and pessimistic writing style.
        The South African
        2
        I've gone to great lengths to not change my writing style.
        Wired
        3
        The writing style shifts and moves to match the characters' circumstances and personalities.
        Ebony
        4
        His writing style can be difficult, dispensing occasionally with traditional punctuation and grammar.
        Reuters
        5
        His writing style is a wonderful mixture of co-conspiratorial musing and succinct commands.
        The Guardian
        1
        It was the artistic style and the subject matter that would be explosive.
        Orb Sceptre Throne
        2
        The artwork itself contained multiple images, each rendered in a different artistic style.
        Roast mortem
        3
        His artistic style was a chastened reflex of his social demeanour.
        Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
        4
        As a Comic Shanower's artistic style is very realistic.
        Wired
        5
        Stevenson's romances are remarkable for artistic style, clearness of visual image, and boyish love of adventure.
        Halleck's New English Literature
        Usage of literary style in inglês
        1
        She disowned earlier poems which reflected Stalinist era literary style and content.
        Reuters
        2
        Thus a literary style was evolved which soon reached a high standard.
        Seven Icelandic Short Stories
        3
        Another gift of distinct, though lesser value, was that of literary style.
        The Age of the Reformation
        4
        Began the idea in advertising of combining a dignified literary style with elegance.
        The new yorker
        5
        General Dreedle's views, expressed in less pretentious literary style, pleased ex-P.F.C.
        Catch-22
        6
        These men had a literary style which they held in partnership.
        Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 05 / Little J...
        7
        To him the book owes any literary style it may possess.
        The Home of the Blizzard / Being the Story of the Australasian A...
        8
        Suppose I should disagree with everybody about the literary style of a book.
        The Iron Heel
        9
        The literary style of these chapters also differs widely from that of Isaiah.
        Introduction to the Old Testament
        10
        He has a distinctive literary style, instantly recognizable: a kind of pedantic sarcasm.
        The new yorker
        11
        The literary style is that of a legalist: formal, precise, repetitious, and generic.
        The Origin and Permanent Value of the Old Testament
        12
        Schumann's musical magazine was winning its way-theyoung man had a literary style.
        Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14 / Little J...
        13
        From the feller's literary style, I'd expected a regular riproarin' fire-eater.
        V. V.'s Eyes
        14
        The man was an original thinker; he exercised the priceless possession of literary style.
        The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I
        15
        Her literary style beguiled me into the responsive archaicism of the second person singular.
        Without Prejudice
        16
        Of the uniform maturity of the literary style, I have no need to speak.
        Hawthorne and His Circle
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