Sentence examples for daring visual from inspiring English sources
There is also an extraordinary tribe of young directors, spearheaded by Rupert Goold, Rufus Norris and Dominic Cooke, who combine daring visual concepts with detailed attention to text.
Shot with a handheld camera in real locations, using available light, and edited with daring visual discontinuity, "Breathless" felt like a high-energy fusion of jazz and philosophy.
Yet along with Annie Leibovitz, David Bailey and David Puttnam, the creative directors of those magazines appear in a documentary that exalts the photographer in question, Guy Bourdin, as one of the most daring visual artists of the 20th century.
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The best of Japanese animation captures hearts all over the world for its imaginative daring, breathtaking visual invention and for the access it gives to childlike wonder and adolescent yearning.
It was, we are left to feel, a blunt, unappeasable sense of truth that led Goya to shed conventional decorum and become the most expressionistic, daring, abstractifying visual artist prior to Impressionism, with the exception of the Englishman J. M. W. Turner.
"The Red Shoes," which came out the next year, was even more daring in its visual presentation.
But the black-and-white "America, America" transcends this dramaturgical gaucherie by the sheer force of its visual daring.
In their verbal and visual daring, Shepard's early plays aspired to match the anarchic wallop of rock and roll.
It's a film made for Academy voters: bright young auteur, navel-gazing romanticism, and visual daring.
The louche glamour, with more than a hint of decadence, kicked "grunge" out of fashion and made history in terms of brand identity and visual daring.
