stylistic

Hair and makeup have evolved stylistically along with the clothes we wear.

Substantively, as opposed to stylistically, there was no New Left.

We are either resisting him—stylistically, politically, or culturally—or we are writing toward him.

Stylistically, Romney came across as significantly softer than Obama.

But through Strawinsky, there has come to be a music stylistically well-nigh the reverse of that of the impressionists.

Stylistically, these great church mosaics belonged to antique art.

These Canzoni a Ballo, though they lack the supreme beauty of Poliziano's style, are stylistically graceful.

Much early hardware remains at Huntley, some of which fits stylistically into the period of construction.

The writer's general endeavor will be to follow stylistically the rapid movement of events.