Sentence examples for exquisite frame from inspiring English sources
The Birds is a manifestation of Hitchcock's genius; his control is like a natural force, permeating each exquisite frame.
Surviving on moldering provisions and precious scraps of protein, dodging predators, two-legged and four-, travelerslembodybody a besieged humanity that might have been more stirring if their torment were in a rather less exquisite frame.
But don't rush to make this door-pilgrimage now, as the Ghiberti Gates of Paradise are still under renovation, and three of the panels are currently touring the United States (visiting Atlanta, Chicago and New York), together with elements from their exquisite frame.
WOODBURY "Black Tie: Little Works of Art Dressed in Exquisite Frames," group show.
His work is impressionistic: these exquisite frames, and then that blown colour palette, muted overall with flashes of colour.
Almost wordless, relying on exquisite framing and body language, it concerns the arrival in the household of a bourgeois industrialist of a young stranger (Terence Stamp), who uses sex (with maid, daughter, mother and son), affection and sympathy to liberate the alienated and self-absorbed family members.
A large mirror with an exquisite gold frame stands between the two windows.
D. W. Griffith famously invented the closeup for Lillian Gish, whose delicate expressions shifted with exquisite rapidity from frame to frame.
Strauss's sublime opening string sextet and exquisite closing monologue frame a rambling, repetitive debate on the relationship of words and music and the purpose of opera – a light dinner-party conversation decorated by references to Gluck, Beaumarchais and Couperin, and set in the last years before the French Revolution.
He shoots with exquisite, languorous care, framing his close-ups with painterly exactitude and moving his camera discreetly and rarely.
Certainly, there is no doubting Mr. Egoyan's exquisite taste: his frames are elegantly composed; his camera movements as smooth as practiced pick-up lines.
