Sentence examples for customary visual from inspiring English sources
The films, naturally, were shot by the director himself, with customary visual thrift, though the impact was lavish.
Imbued with his customary visual elegance, it made its political points discreetly and well, and built, like all his work, to a quietly devastating conclusion.
There are scenes that display De Palma's customary visual brilliance: two bodies fall down a stairwell in agonizing slow motion; the sloping old black cars slide along lurid streets like giant shiny beetles.
This one's designed by celebrated Chinese architect Ma Yansong, from MAD Architects, and features his customary visual flair, with a horse-shoe shaped building rising 330ft from Lake Tai, creating an imposing but stunning structure.
Mr. Hong, whose films include "Turning Gate," handles all this with a deceptively casual touch, humor and his customary lack of visual fuss, initially calling attention to his presence only with a periodic, punctuating pan or zoom.
The ensuing prison-break scenario is studded with the now-customary witticisms and visual gags, and Woody scales such heights of tireless nobility that he becomes one of the great big-screen heroes.
It is customary to refer to the binocular visual field as that common to the two eyes, the uniocular field being the extreme temporal (outside) region peculiar to each eye.
Alas, Self/less (EIV, 12), a po-faced genetics thriller starring Ben Kingsley and a form-hitting Ryan Reynolds as body-swap partners, is Singh's first film that could reasonably be called indistinct: his customary florid derangement is scarcely in visual or narrative evidence.
Nor is literature a visual art, although it is customary to read works of literature from a printed page.
A right-angle prism will tilt the visual scene to any desired degree, altering the customary direction in which retinal images move.
As is customary every time Take That return to the live stage, they've brought with them a visual spectacle of the kind which is designed to keep their audience telling their friends and sharing the photographs long after the event has passed.
