Sentence examples for apparent stillness from inspiring English sources
A series on speed takes us from the apparent stillness of grass growing to the blur of a cheetah running to the roar of a jet flying and finally to the speed of light.
Many pointed out not only the apparent stillness of his head during flight, but the sheer muscle power it would take to power something like this with his arms, where in fact legs tend to be a far better source of power.
"I portray how they keep on living even in their apparent stillness".
That Monday was unlike any other day Woods had spent at the Masters was apparent from the start when an eerie stillness greeted him as he walked to the first tee.
Equally apparent was his instinct for images of emblematic ordinariness taken on the fly, whose stillness and compositional rightness are the antithesis of the snapshot tradition.
"Whilst we were out playing and exploring the area around us the sound reflecting from the rocks, the sound of the wind between them, complete stillness at night and packs of roaming coyotes in the distance, it became apparent that we could use this as its own unique recording environment," said Shepherd in a press release.
The variations of feeling and ambiguities of gesture reach their height in the stops and starts of the solo for Travis Walker at the end of "Oh, Inverted World": a solo full of not just apparent thoughtfulness (now looking at his left arm, now at his right) but also of complete stillness in between moments of action or while others pass.
The haunting, utterly inward stillness of the actors in "The Master" is one of the director Paul Thomas Anderson's most apparent achievements, and it's no mere ornament or element of dramatic plausibility — it's at the core of the film, as is the very question of performance as such.
Watching the two fuss, fidget, scheme and complain, it's apparent why Mr. Rush and Ms. Davis, who rarely do anything unobtrusively on screen, were cast opposite Ms. Rampling, whose beauty and watchful stillness can function as a powerful centripetal force.
The stillness comes and the stillness goes.
