Sentence examples for cinematic picture from inspiring English sources

The action and rapid scene-shifting are cinematic: Picture the east Aegean sea by night, And on a beach aslant its shimmering Upwards of 50,000 men Asleep like spoons beside their lethal Fleet.

Brassaï, the photographer known for his nocturnal views of Paris, felt similarly that fog and rain made the city more photogenic, as in his cinematic picture of a "Morris Column in the Fog" from 1932, in which a man in a trench coat examines advertisements on one of those cylindrical billboards.

This is very dramatic and paints quite a terrifying, though cinematic, picture.

It's fashionable among some artists today to stage cinematic pictures that look gothic and otherworldly, like Hollywood film stills.

Finally, there's no question that a projector gives you a far more cinematic, immersive movie picture than a TV; Epson points out that the Megaplex's image is 12 times larger than what you'd get from a 40-inch TV.

Indeed, in spite of the care with which its pictures were assembled, the movie acknowledges — even insists upon — the limitations of the cinematic image.

Believing he could finance the mission, at least in part, by selling the advance picture and story rights, he hired Australian photographer Frank Hurley Frank Hurley to record the journey on still and cinematic film.

It is a feast of fluid, almost cinematic stage pictures created by blending sound, video and live performance.

In the early 1990's he created a series of cinematic performance-based pictures of nude models lying, as if asleep or dead, in desolate landscapes.

If that picture was cinematic Bosch, cooking up variations on the hateful and the hoggish, this is an equally busy riff on a sweeter and more jubilant artistry — on Chagall and Utrillo, or on the evanescent Dufy.

He's a brilliant, exacting draftsman; he also knows how to give his pictures a cinematic energy, especially in the way he "cuts" from page to page.