Sentence examples for example of a cinematic from inspiring English sources

The Doha Tribeca Film Festival is the latest example of a cinematic phenomenon in the Persian Gulf region.

In fact, Damien Chazelle, a big film buff, shot La La Land in extra wide CinemaScope film, which makes that perhaps the most famous example of a "cinematic experience" that could be enjoyed fully on the G6 more than other phones.

D. W. Griffith in 1914's Brute Force provided the first example of a threatening cinematic dinosaur, a Ceratosaurus who menaced cavemen.

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The first is an ambitious early example of serious cinematic science fiction; the latter is a masterful crime thriller with overtones of the supernatural.

What a fine example of cinematic innovation; what a great reminder that Australians have been pioneers in this space since the beginning.

It is one of the most well discussed and described scenes of its era precisely because it is seen as a textbook example of how cinematic techniques can affect how films are processed (Bazin, 1967).

After all, the midget was cited in passing, if at all, in most reviews as just one more example of compulsive cinematic vulgarity, along with sex toys, barnyard animals and toilet jokes.

The Times of London noted that it "seems likely to follow Steven Spielberg's epic 'Schindler's List' as a cinematic example of an individual German's struggle to defy the inhumanity of the Hitler era against all the odds".

Marjane Satrapi's 2007 film Persepolis is a fine example of cinematic insight into others.

Fred Astaire called their routine in Stormy Weather the greatest example of cinematic dance he ever saw.