Sentence examples for benefit of camera from inspiring English sources

You are an anthropologist studying your own tribe without benefit of camera.

But Mitch Dresner, a New York business executive who is also a frequent flier, says the benefit of camera surveillance is not worth the intrusion.

JagTag, a company based in Princeton, N.J., that incorporates barcodes into marketing campaigns for the benefit of camera-phone users, decided not to attend the conference.

The packing, for benefit of cameras, was over.

The baseline was then compared against the cost and benefit of thermal camera use currently either by using a helicopter or on foot, miniaturised FLIR thermal cameras in three different scenarios.

Ellen was speaking very quietly for the benefit of the camera.

Will Amy Pascal and Scott Rudin be good sports and sit side-by-side – doing big comedy scowls at each other for the benefit of the camera?

A brief moment of filmed violence or a comment made out of turn, possibly for the benefit of the camera, can be given undue prominence because it makes "good television".

Once was when Andrea Shepard, the daughter half of the city's only mother-daughter courtroom-sketch team, came out of the courthouse and, for the benefit of the camera crews, propped up a new pastel drawing on a park bench.

There has been no generally accepted verification of the existence of a snuff film as it is strictly defined: a movie in which a premeditated killing takes place for the benefit of the camera, and by implication the viewer.

"I had the benefit of a camera and we'd scored anyway," Booth said, pointing out that "the big picture is the resilience and the bounce back from last week.