Sentence examples for animation meant from inspiring English sources

"What they teach in China is animation meant for children," said Mr. Sugiyama of Digital Hollywood.

But a 6 November release date for Robert Zemeckis's performance-capture animation meant many families were looking for fresh festive entertainment by December, creating a great opportunity for Nativity!

Although someone else ("The Secret Garden's" Caroline Thompson) ended up writing the script, and the technical nature of stop-motion animation meant that a drop-dead expert (Henry Selick) had to be hired to direct, "Nightmare's" sensibility is clearly all Burton.

And the collaborative nature of animation means that jokes can be tweaked and retweaked; each time someone touches a comic bit with a line, a way of walking, a nuance of voice, the comedy rings harder.

The few males in Sarah Frankcom's explosive production are part of a disordered landscape in which animation means mutation: one who writhes in ecstatic dance may be partly a horse; another has a giant ear sprouting from the top of his head like a satellite dish.

As the creators of the The Simpsons have learned over the past 20 years, channeling racy humor through the prism of animation means the cast never has to age, and MacFarlane is able to keep an outsize share of the profits–$36 million over the past 12 months, FORBES estimates for himself.

The poorly programmed controls and slow animations means it takes about 10 minutes to finish.

Treves pointed out that there's nothing here that's deceiving users, and he suggested that the company's fun animations mean that people will "come in with a smile".

Animation also meant, of course, the cathedral could be built onscreen, with each successive construction step made visually clear.

At the same time, he and Mr. Eisner have served notice that the animation is meant to serve the story.

Each segment was linked through moments of animation which meant that once the Phonotrope was in place there was a final run of sticking and from that moment onwards the only way to take it off was to break the whole thing apart, which Claire Thompson, the producer from Nexus Productions and Matt Day had to do at the end.