Sentence examples for cutaway images from inspiring English sources

Film looks totally new and oddly out of time, with its cutaway images, hand-painted mountains, rivers of lightning like pulsing nerves, beautiful rocking reflections of leaves in water, sunsets glancing through foliage.

Sirk here uses the full range of his technique, from the disorienting profusion of mirrors and frames within frames to cutaway images that comment bitterly, even cruelly, on the situation of the characters: a howling drunk in a death's-head mask who interrupts a couple's embrace; a slow pan from a corpse being fished from a bay to a couple kissing passionately in the backseat of a car.

The new technique furthermore allows users to create transparent images or even produce cutaways, so that internal organs and body parts become visible.

A typical magnetron for microwave ovens, shown in the figure in cutaway view, is described below.

The most intentional fun comes courtesy of N (for Nuptials), which tells the story of a parrot who snitches on a cheating fiancee, and Z for Zetsumetsu, whose massive strap-ons with bayonet extensions and Dr Strangelove nods and vegetable-based horror couldn't, you'd think, get any odder - until you see a cutaway to a pair of breasts tattooed with an image of 9/11.

On the way to the Statue of Liberty National Monument yesterday, visitors could pick up glossy brochures featuring a cutaway diagram of the statue's interior, complete with an image of tiny tourists ascending the spiral stairs to the crown.

Although Mr. Kowalski illustrates Mr. Ramone's stories with brief cutaways to vintage material, including some gorgeously crude Super 8 images of the early punk bands in performance, he generally allows his subject to speak for himself, without moralizing commentary.

In classic Coen style, the brothers punctuate the image of Mattie riding to dry ground with a cutaway to a slack-jawed Rooster, his mouth agape in wonder.

"I was fascinated by the shape, the double cutaways; it was all too cool.

Part of the dataset was masked out in order to show a "cutaway view" of the heart so that the internal structure can be seen, resulting in the images shown here.

Shown is an enlarged, cutaway view of the active site (rectangular region indicated in Figure 2C,F ).