stylistic marker

The stylistic markers of the New Journalism were in all those pieces.

The band went on to change musical direction, leaving behind most of the progressive stylistic markers and redefining themselves as New Wave.

Retention of the who-whom distinction often co-occurs with another stylistic marker of formal or "prestige" English - avoidance of the stranded preposition.

And though Byzantine stylistic markers are present throughout Spain, in the Gothic regions they do not share connections with the African styles prevalent in Spania.

Third, in contrast to the rhetorical acts of women, this speech contained no stylistic markers indicating attempts by a woman speaker to appear "womanly" in what is perceived as a male role-that of rhetor.

Yet in the realm of graphic design and popular culture, the Op idea has shown surprising staying power, if only as the stylistic marker of a technocratic strain of the mind-bending psychedelic beatitudes of the 60's - a form of "planetary folklore," as Vasarely called it.