Sentence examples for camera reflects from inspiring English sources

The repetition of Molinier's images, the tiny circus of his performances to camera, reflects his desires and compulsions.

"Every camera reflects the opportunity for someone to see what's going on with the election, which is a good thing," he said.

You can press other buttons to see yourself in bright or night lighting, and a camera reflects your back view (whether you have the nerve to look or not).

When light from the flash of the camera reflects off of the HD powder, you will see a smudge of bright white under the eyes or wherever else you have applied the makeup product.

New York confessed to the camera, reflecting on Mr. Boston's "suburban" aspect.

And all spend far more time on camera reflecting on love, work and motherhood than they do discussing life with a wheelchair.

The game is played on the table in front of the iPad, which is placed in a special stand; a lozenge, positioned over the camera, reflect its gaze downwards.

Seydou Keita's mesmeric photograph, "Untitled (Family with Car No.266)" (1951-52), shows a family group of Mali women in traditional dress standing in front of a new car, an image of the artist standing behind his camera reflected in a side panel.

Maureen Adduci, Diane Carlson Evans, Dorothy Harris, Judy Herrington, Susan ONeill, Candice Sullivan, Donna White and Sharon Zimpher all appear on camera, reflecting on their experiences, from the shock of their arrival in a war zone (one was advised, Shoot yourself in the foot or get pregnant, now) to their return home to less than a heros welcome.

The fact that Attenborough's subsequent wildlife films captured animals only on camera reflected an increasing revulsion about the hunt-and-cage trade (which also led to Animal Magic being replaced in the children's TV schedules by The Really Wild Show).

With IBL, a ray of light can be captured by an HDR camera, reflected from a virtual surface in a rendering algorithm, and turned back into real light by a display.