"Chef's Table" 's copious slow motion gets a lot of grief lazy emotional steroids," the writer Joshua David Stein complained, recapping the second season for Eater.
Many using the Internet are very savvy about visual media, having already watched copious amounts of television and motion pictures.
Perhaps no athlete has looked as beautiful in motion as Owens, and the copious film of him running and jumping is mesmerizing, even when his opponent is a horse.
The use of dreamy close-ups, slow motion, pantomime and silhouette, and copious amounts of fog that makes the dancers appear to be rising up from a roiling gorge enhance the movie's sometimes campy Gothic ambience.
From an opening of crystalline stillness expressed in brittle scrapes, skitters and pops, pealing crotales (antique cymbals) and copious silence, Mr. Liang offered painterly evocations of motion and mood.
When she accompanies herself, the intimacy of her style and her harmonic sophistication are underscored; her fretting hand is in constant motion, adding transitional chords to already copious harmonies, and her grasp of the fretboard is so sure that she produces far less "surface noise" — those scratching sounds made when sliding from one chord to another — than many full-time guitarists.
When she accompanies herself, the intimacy of her style and her harmonic sophistication are underscored; her fretting hand is in constant motion, adding transitional chords to already copious harmonies, and her grasp of the fretboard is so sure that she produces far less "surface noise"—those scratching sounds made when sliding from one chord to another than many full-time guitarists.
"I'm starting to think this is the most spiritual place I've ever been," coos Faith in voiceover while the visuals provide a slow-motion montage of jiggling butts and copious drug use.
Secretory activation, defined as the onset of copious secretion of milk [ 45], is set in motion by the drop in the level of serum progesterone around parturition [ 43, 44, 46, 47].
With its slow and fast motion, its dissolves and double exposures, its focus effects and copious use of superimposed text, it's like a long electronica video.
The footage aired just after Italy had scored their second goal showed slow-motion images of a woman, identified as Andrea from Düsseldorf, wiping copious tears from her cheek.
