Later playwrights of history plays would either follow his stylistic model, or at least have an acute awareness of their stylistic differences with Shakespearean histories.

Bede's stylistic models included some of the same authors from whom he drew the material for the earlier parts of his history.

His influence in standardising the language of his country is considered enormous, as many writers conformed themselves to the stylistic and grammatical model Hooft devised.

The gleaming metal post terminated in a stylistic model of a human head, full scale, with mere suggestions of facial features represented by smooth depressions and curves.

It took its stylistic model directly from PC culture, basing itself on the now dominant elements of the window and the icon.

Photographers are not the only ones for whom film noir currently serves as a stylistic model.

Presenting a provocative, blatantly sexual female figure, she became a stylistic model for many women poets.

There is no doubt here about Tolkien's stylistic model, which is the Bible and particularly the Psalms.

He himself was incapable of the difficult job of writing without reference to stylistic models while keeping the reader's interest, but Kerouac proved to be.

Parallels with other Latin orators, like Cicero and Pliny the Younger, are less frequent than they would have been if those authors had served as stylistic models.