Sentence examples for a floating world from inspiring English sources
It takes place in a floating world between the Dominican Republic and the Eastern Seaboard, between Spanish and English, between the novel and the short story.
On display in the first gallery, Hishikawa Moronobu's 55-foot hand-painted scroll, "A Visit to the Yoshiwara" late-1680ss), is a floating world unto itself.
Yet at the same time he shows what London looks like to his characters: a rush of poignant colours and noise, a floating world that signifies all too much.
We see her first as an absurdist kook and then, when Patrick's testing prospers, as a woman whose originality lies in her expedient maneuvers to push roots down through a floating world.
The focus on the role of the publisher in "Designed for Pleasure" suggests another point of reference, that of Takashi Murakami's contemporary network of artists, writers, curators, designers and consumers of luxury objects: a floating world controlled by an impresario with his feet on the ground.
(Rosenberg)20110303 'Images From a Floating World: 18th & 19th Century Japanese Erotic Prints and the Echo in Modern and Contemporary Art'; closes on Saturday.
Wired Magazine declared "The stunning Allumette is the first VR Film masterpiece!" This fifteen minute narrative VR experience is loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, "The Little Match Girl", but set in a a Venitian floating world.
The team chose the design elements of a fractured, floating world due to their wish to portray a sky in the game, which is usually not possible with an isometric camera, as it always points down.
Lisbon, reconstructed on a stern neoclassical grid after it was destroyed in the earthquake of 1755, is now a shapeless Third World midden; a floating populace of refugees, ruffians, smugglers, and Gypsies, swarms in shantytowns, feeding on roasted cats.
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Merrill's childhood was a kind of floating world he wandered into, the way a child wakes up and realizes, as Merrill no doubt often did, that a loud party is under way downstairs.
