Sentence examples for A widescreen view from inspiring English sources
A widescreen view of the streets issue is required: one that recognises that streets are places people spend time in as well as travel through, that sets firm priorities and that smooths tensions between them with flexibility and imagination.
The result was fuzzy, grainy and something shy of a widescreen view.
So you'll find Europe's highest outdoor terraces at Sushisamba on the 38th floor of the Heron Tower, looking down on the suddenly puny Gherkin, while evening tables at any of the Shard's trio of restaurants – Hutong, Oblix and Aqua Shard – offer a widescreen view of the capital that's pure cinema.
Road trips can be beautiful, mysterious things, but they are often only a widescreen view of a world you're passing through, with little time to take in the detail, which is what made the visit to the Blue Ridge Folklife Festival so rewarding.
Focusing on genres early in your coursework will afford you a widescreen view of dance music's many overlapping narratives, rhetorical strategies, and musical shifts, in addition to its roots in marginalized communities and continuing conversation with technological innovation.
This is part of a larger investment by the Natural Retreats group, which in August unveiled several stylish chalets set unobtrusively in nearby fields, with a gorgeous widescreen view of the Pentland Firth and the bleak beauty of uninhabited Stroma, two miles away across the sea.
Martin offers a similarly widescreen view of the city, embracing and underscoring the West Coast's musical past and present with golden-hour funk, quiet-storm R&B and open-ended jazz with cameos from like-minded Thundercat, Robert Glasper and last year's breakout star, Kamasi Washington.
Let's say that a reasonable person would acknowledge this widescreen view of how things stand.
Food that is being digested does not line up in well-ordered, potentially crystalline stacks, and what good does it do to have a windowpane frame if dinner is on widescreen view inside?
In the Irish magazine Hot Press, Liam Mackey wrote that "Sunday Bloody Sunday" "takes the widescreen view...a powerful riff and machine-gun drumming [is] crisscrossed by skipping violin".
With an optional external anamorphic lens (available from Epson), the viewer can use the Pro Cinema 7500 UB with a cinematic-sized front projection widescreen for true 2.35:1 and 2.40 1 ultra widescreen viewing, eliminating the black bars above and below the picture for a full theatrical image.
