Sentence examples for contributed a visual from inspiring English sources

(White sauces were, too, and while their flavor was generally excellent, they contributed a visual monotony that tasting menus try to avoid).

This time David looked at the physical and cultural decline of shopping malls, while Seph Lawless contributed a visual tour of the abandoned Rolling Acres mall in Akron, Ohio – a "retail graveyard".

It was featured in a section of the International Short Film Festival which included selections of films that were considered "visionary" and contributed a "visual impact" to cinema.

By the end of the 1950s Freud's fraught personal life contributed to a visual restlessness, and he began standing to paint, letting the raked perspective exaggerate the anatomies of his subjects.

The video was directed by Paul Clipson the experimental filmmaker known for his sound and installation work, who's also contributed a fair amount of visuals to Grouper's recent work and it leans on one of his preferred tactics to make a quasi-collage of striking images.

So in that sense I would say that my work is not about gender non-conformity, but a desire to contribute to a visual culture that assigns value to people I identify with and care about, because they are fiercely beautiful and deeply valuable to me.

Trumpet dress silhouettes will accentuate the widest part of your body and contribute to a visual feeling of disproportion.

But there are occasions when expressive typography contributes a welcome layer of visual exuberance that is impossible within the confines of traditional typesetting.

Josely Carvalho contributes an excerpt from a visual diary composed of natural and spiritual forms with which she identifies.

Each unit potentially functions as an independent, image-forming eyelet that contributes a partial image of the visual field.

For all participants with a presenting VA of < = 6/12 in one or both eyes, the clinical ophthalmologist selected all the disorders that may have contributed to visual impairment for each eye, from a list of disorders.