Sentence examples for a visual conception of from inspiring English sources

When Mahāyāna Buddhism reached Gandhāra during the 4th and 5th centuries ad, its sculptors turned to the Hellenistic world as a matter of course for a visual conception of Buddha and quickly evolved several Hellenistic versions.

These three categories are expressed in a visual conception of information.

Malick lets the work speak for him, but cinematographer John Toll, provides an audio commentary that details the visual conception of the film; and the second disc is packed with interviews from the cast and creative team along with bonus footage.

Though it's not an especially bold device, it's at least a clearly discernible one, which puts the film ahead of the visual conception of most of the movies in contention this year.

The scenes flow together nicely, aided by a smart visual conception for the show.

There's nothing in the director Danny Boyle's visual conception or dramatic organization of the film that distinguishes itself from Sorkin's text — as, for instance, there is, profoundly, in David Fincher's filming of Sorkin's script for "The Social Network".

Despite the narrowed spectrum of expression and the intentionally flattened palette of performance, language, and visual conception, the movie is a sensual delight.

What's impressive about the scene, in addition to its sheer kinetic delight, is Abrams's own evident joy: it's the only moment in the film where his visual conception and artistic imagination outstrips the demands of the script — and, above all, the film's moral tone — to evoke the dark side of pleasure in destruction.

The visual sensation gives rise to a conception of the object as possessing a particular relational property: its power to produce certain sensations in me in normal conditions.

Perform a visual inspection of the crankshaft.

Create a visual representation of your ideas.