1.   There are a number of stylistic changes in the new car.

2.   The Chancellor spent yesterday making substantial stylistic changes to the speech but the main elements were left untouched.

3.   Along those lines, he and a colleague, Ted Dethlefsen, published a series of papers on stylistic changes in old New England gravestones.

4.   He also promised that the Knicks would be in for some stylistic changes, including a high-octane offense he hopes will score more and run in the open floor.

5.   Jacob points out that in the GDR, historians traced the beginning of modern photographic history to worker photography rather than to stylistic changes like modernism.

6.   Lewis attributes the long delay between Toadies discs to a variety of reasons, including this stylistic change.

7.   That means important stylistic changes are coming to the Senate, which is less orderly than the House but nonetheless prides itself on being more courtly.

8.   The band thanked its audience repeatedly, in a tough-love sort of way, for hanging in there through the stylistic changes.

9.   The deadpan snottiness and sudden stylistic changes, like so much of this piece, hit just the right note for the MTV generation.

10.   Though Sullivan made some stylistic changes, like moving the main entrance to the building, he remained wary.