Sentence examples for a startling visual from inspiring English sources

The image they produced was a startling visual communiqué of the world's post-industrial warming trend.

A gifted draughtsman blessed with a startling visual imagination, Lorca produced hundreds of sketches in his lifetime.

This time, "whispered speculation" bubbled up — Smith once more reaches into his quiver of tact — as "members of the Rockefeller inner circle discerned a startling visual resemblance" between the Governor and one of the Murphys' four children.

Neither company has an adequate production of the full-length "Swan Lake," and City Ballet's (though it is generally the less foolish and has the better final act) has a startling visual ugliness of design.

Ms. Baganova, a Moscow-trained modern dancer and the resident choreographer of the Provincial Dance Theater of Ekaterinburg, has a startling visual imagination and a clear authoritative vision of what she wants dance to achieve.

Like many Pang films, "The Eye" deploys a startling visual palette — strategic blurs, cuts and off-kilter framing that combine, in a way, to blind the audience just as the main character is gaining her sight.

Baldessari "has created an often startling visual poetry that is restorative and emancipatory," Christopher Knight, the dean of L.A. critics, wrote in the Los Angeles Times.

And while Ms. Buglisi has an often startling visual imagination, she and Mr. Foreman seem happiest luxuriating in movement and gesture and leaving the experimentation to others.

Angie's Dover sole arrived sans head and skin, but still on the bone; a thing of startling visual purity, like a cooked vestal virgin; its mash companion was very buttery and garlicky and delicious.

The title, though descriptive, does not convey the startling visual excitement of a relentless pack of hounds having chased a fox onto the pitched roof of a farmhouse.

Despite some startling visual eruptions during a battle sequence, the 3-D doesn't contribute much.