Sentence examples for familiar mediums from inspiring English sources

Plenty of competing new art forms like Cinemagram, Everlapse, and the quite-similar StoryApp have seen much slower growth than apps like Instagram or Vine, which basically boil down to familiar mediums of photography and video.

In addition to adding a new dimension of understanding to film narratives, virtual reality will provide artists and viewers the ability to experience "feelings" not possible through more familiar mediums such as painting or film.

It is a familiar medium for him.

We hope people will come away having seen a familiar medium used in a new and surprising way.

When I spoke recently to Harry Potter's director, John Tiffany, whose production of The Glass Menagerie is at the Edinburgh international festival, he talked about realising how important it was to get the Potter play right for an audience who are heavily invested in the story, but for whom theatre is not a familiar medium.

Four Ansel Adams photographs of an explosive Old Faithful, six sinuous stairwells by Atget, six Brassaï bar scenes, eight studies of San Francisco hippie youth by William Gedney, and eleven intensely empathetic pictures of Gypsies by Josef Koudelka propose a fresh way of looking at a familiar medium.

RPMI-1640 plus FCS is a familiar medium where both MNPs and cancer cells are incubated together; however, the original surface property of MNPs under such environment can be changed according to the above-mentioned results.

Films can be used as a teaching resource since they are a familiar medium to students and consequently have the potential to raise interest about a subject or a course of action and offer both cognitive and affective experiences and as such they can be very helpful in shaping students' knowledge and attitudes (Champoux, 1999).

By connecting cooking and science, we can teach scientific lessons through a familiar medium.

According to the Ronin Gallery catalogue, "he made sense of a transitioning world with a familiar medium.

I'm not working with a blank slate, as with an organ I've never seen, but with a honed, familiar medium.