Sentence examples for a fine visual from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hill "makes a fine visual and temperamental foil," he added.

Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand.

As Aaron Green, he added, "Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand".

As Aaron Green, "Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand," Mr. Scott said.

In late July, a longtime friend, Jackie Schuman, a fine visual artist, respected book designer and my frequent sidekick at the opera, died after a short bout with a hideous cancer.

(Scotty's indirect path to Berlin provides a fine visual bit, mapped out on a table.) And the mildly xenophobic humor includes one of the few inventive mime insults seen in a movie; "Eurotrip" may be stupid, but it's not dumb.

Especially regrettable is the ruining of a perfectly fine visual notion: re-creating the luridly grainy cinematography of those famous Hammer films ("Dracula: Prince of Darkness," "The Gorgon," "The Plague of the Zombies"), adding the in-camera, found-footage vogue gimmick of a student (Sam Claflin) recording it all on 16 millimeter.

Ms. Coppola's directorial debut, adapted from Jeffrey Eugenides's 1993 novel about the self-destruction of five sisters in a 1970's Michigan suburb, shows her to be a filmmaker with fine visual and emotional instincts, adept at matching the book's hypnotic, sensual black humor.

During exploitation, arousal is low (compared to exploration), and you are focused on one task, such as reading a book, that requires fine visual discrimination.

When tested under laboratory conditions, the "hearing motion" effect appeared to enhance a person's ability to interpret fine visual movements, but also interfered with the ability to hear real sounds when visual and audio signals were mis-matched.

In our experiment, our modeler produced reasonable results having not only a high level of accuracy but also fine visual fidelity.