Sentence examples for extraordinarily colored from inspiring English sources
He shoots rocky coasts, glassy lakes and extraordinarily colored desert topography using conventional 4-by-5-inch film, but he digitally scans and laser-prints the image, producing pictures of intensely saturated color and hallucinogenic clarty (Johnson).
This exhibition at Nicholas Robinson consists of extraordinarily lucid, richly colored staged photographs resembling stills from an old film about teenage love, desire, wanderlust and guilt.
Regardless of style or technique — from Steinberg's surreal linearity to Sandlin's expressionist brush strokes — each artist is extraordinarily skilled at using pen, ink, colored pencil, gouache or watercolor.
As an actress Ms. Biller has all the expressiveness of a block of wood, but her attention to visual detail is extraordinarily vivid, from the Kool-Aid-colored costumes to the supergraphics that zigzag across the sets.
After passing through a ruined library, you come upon the primal scene, illuminated by spinning and strobing colored lights: a skeleton conversing with an extraordinarily realistic sex doll lounging in a deluxe coffin.
"I remember being at the Vatican at Easter 1994," he recalled, "and watching all the cardinals and bishops, wonderfully powerful old men with great chins, sitting nobly with a long row of extraordinarily beautiful young seminarians standing behind, shading them with different colored sun umbrellas, some of which were pink.
And it keeps floating higher and higher — or, rather, Mr. Noé's extraordinarily liberated camera does — hovering above rooms and seemingly passing through walls, only then to fly above the jewel-colored cityscape.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
