Sentence examples for expressive weather from inspiring English sources
In its second half the conflict turns inward, and Sanshiro finds himself battling a howling madman (Akitake Kono), the brother of a defeated rival, on a desolate mountainside during a raging snowstorm (an early example of expressive weather in Kurosawa's work).
Huber describes Partly Fiction as "a portrait of his face" and those expressive eyes and weathered features, shot close-up in black and white by McGarvey's luminous cinematography, do indeed speak volumes about how Stanton has made silence and stillness his most powerful means of onscreen communication.
GPUs have been recently used for acceleration of various applications, such as fluid dynamics simulation, seismic analysis, medical image reconstruction, and weather forecasting, resulting in an expressive gain over the CPUs.
If her voice is harsh and weathered, it is never less than expressive, most notably at Tuesday's opening-night performance in a rendition of the evening's show-stopping ballad, "Where Am I Going?" from "Sweet Charity".
It copies beautifully, but unless it is properly finished and weathered, bronze can lose all the expressive resonance that was part of the original.
The weather protection and the PA systems became expressive elements of the architecture".
One possible source for his sharp-edged, implicitly geometric figures is weather vanes, although his silhouettes are considerably enlivened with distinctive textures, expressive button eyes, a sense of fluid movement and bright color.
But, although highly flexible and expressive, terra cotta was a fragile medium and as an architectural adornment vulnerable to weather.
She portrays weather movements, ripples in the water, and currents with simple yet bold lines that are expressive as well as visually satisfying.
