Stylistically

Stylistically beautiful and technically innovative, the film uses state-of-the-art digital effects to create stunning images of the visions and the final miracle that have never before been fully realized on screen.

History 2009

Stylistically beautiful and technically innovative, the film uses state-of-the-art digital effects to create stunning images of the visions and the final miracle that have never before been fully realized on screen.

Saints 2009

Stylistically, Vertigo features some of Hitchcock's most expressionistic work; the film includes the famous zoom-in/track-out shot, also known as the "trombone shot" (and later appropriated by Steven Spielberg for Jaws), which gives the impression of both moving toward and away from the subject simultaneously.

Vertigo: No 3 Ryan Gilbey 2010

Stylistically, it feels like it could have been written at any point over the last half-century.

How do you solve a problem like the West End musical? 2011

Stylistically, Gunter's music has that operatic feel, with Sandy's more casual songs having a Broadway feel and Julian's musings falling somewhere in the middle.

Michael Giltz: Theater: NYMF #2 -- Friends, Hipsters & Pigeons Michael Giltz 2011

Stylistically Perry was in much better form, delivering his sound bites as memorized, bantering comfortably with moderator Scott Pelley, and playing to the crowd with simplistic solutions to complex problems.

Alan Schroeder: The Commander-in-Chief Debate Alan Schroeder 2011

Stylistically, wines, particularly whites, have turned sharply from more overt oak to less (or none).

Wine trends of the Naughties – reflections through the wine glass | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

Stylistically, James has been a contrast to his father—deliberately so, say some people close to him.

Scandal Clouds James Murdoch's Path Russell Adams 2011

Stylistically, it's very contemporary and makes the film look brand new.

VOTD: The Original Tron Gets Modernized Fan-Created Trailer | /Film 2010

Stylistically this is full of surprises: a tap dancing Mad Hatter, a preposterous Rose Adagio for the Queen of Hearts (with jam tarts) and the genius casting of Simon Russell Beale as the Duchess (right), dancing and acting a comic storm over her Hell's Kitchen of a sausage factory.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland – review 2011