In this paper I will endeavour to develop a procedure for the stylistic examination of a text. This stems from the text linguistic concept results produced by Zoltán Szabó. Through the expansion of his self imposed limits, I will demonstrate here that not only are the central focus points individual and cohesive to a text, but also inextricably tied to, and can effect a life’s work. This occurence I will refer to as supertextual cohesion. I will explain the characteristic froms they take in the context of supertextual focus and their areas of activity that reflect a thematic style. The adequate division of supertextual focus points will eventually lead to text unification. It is this that I refer to as the supertext and consider it useful not only analysing style, but also for the improvement of style characteristics (eventually the style hallmark).