A stylistic division had developed between Ament and Gossard on one side, and Arm on the other.

Cutting across stylistic and generational divisions, it brings together work that telegraphs time-consuming technique, whether contemplative, workmanlike or obsessive.

The band performed to moderate success but disbanded in 1976 due to a stylistic division between the pair and band mate Terry Thompson.

The boundaries of styles and trends tend to blur together and the clear stylistic divisions of the past are harder to see during the twentieth century.

Costa's overall style allowed him to play in a great variety of settings: "his mind was never cluttered up with thoughts of stylistic divisions.

His idea of jazz includes old and new definitions of swing and temperament, as if the stylistic and generational divisions never existed.

The emphasis on systematic design and construction leaves the building outside of neat stylistic divisions.

The show repeatedly demonstrates that the stylistic division between post-Motown pop-soul and traditional pop-jazz is much blurrier than it seemed three decades ago.

Public waltz and private feeling: this dichotomy finds expression in the ingenious stylistic division that Balanchine creates so powerfully and strangely.

The Jim Bakker episode has brought to the surface longstanding but latent doctrinal and stylistic divisions within the closely related but sometimes fiercely competitive family of television preachers.