Sentence examples for a visual vocabulary from inspiring English sources

The frames give us a visual vocabulary for probing how viewers respond to discrete elements of an ad.

The Russians are the old masters of this form, developing a visual vocabulary and a sloganeering style that flooded the Communist world.

The works have in common less a visual vocabulary than a uniform intensity and practically a smell, as of smoldering electrical wires.

This is not a matter of imitation, but rather of mastery, of finding — by borrowing if necessary — a visual vocabulary suited to the story and its environment.

Not everyone who controls funding innately understands the significance of certain research, and having a visual vocabulary helps eliminate ambiguity and sell the idea, Frankel says.

When playing his own works, Mr. Bermel is a whole-body performer, employing a visual vocabulary of shrugs, swoops and jerks while making the clarinet grunt, giggle and shriek.

As an applied artist, I have a wide visual vocabulary to call on, which helped me push above and beyond my initial expectations on this project.

This migration of consumers to a more visual vocabulary for expressing themselves online presents a problem for marketers who have never really managed social media well, Batelle says.

"So I thought that if I acted this out for them as a television drama – not as a spectacle or disaster movie – that would give them a workable visual vocabulary".

With Steve McQueen's Hunger as a main reference for The Fits, she set down a detailed visual vocabulary with DP Paul Yee, in order to contrast the more flexible input from cast and crew.

"The Scarecrow" and "Back to the Start" distilled the same message into a neat visual vocabulary, and asked little of their audiences: sit for a few minutes, watch lovely animation, listen to good music.