Sentence examples for creating a dramatic image from inspiring English sources

Just as Shakespeare paints pictures, when Dodd says that men's legs have a lonely life - "standing in the dark in your trousers all day" - he is creating a dramatic image.

Among them was "Policeman and Racecar" (1916), shown here, in which the artist plays around with framing and scale to create a dramatic image of man and machine.

"Night," and this is the compelling part, is just as much about hoisting dancers with wires and harnesses while trying to create a dramatic image.

Sony claims the camera is able to pull off a 3D image despite its sole lens: "With a single shutter press, the camera takes two shots consecutively, using the first image to estimate depth information to create a dramatic three-dimensional still image". We'll wait for the next press release before announcing that the camera can also breathe fire, swallow swords, and walk the tightrope.

According to Morris, Sontag claims that Fenton moved the cannonballs onto the road to create a more dramatic image.

It is a dramatic image of a location rarely visited by outsiders.

You can paste a new, larger image over your blend when you are finished and play with opacities and blend modes to create a dramatic effect.

Walls painted in Mink from Benjamin Moore create a dramatic entry.

Its setting on the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay create a dramatic backdrop for this vibrant urban center.

Both are seen through an irregular opening in a trompe l'oeil that creates a dramatic effect.

They create a dramatic backdrop for a display of three 19th-century firefighting vehicles.