Sentence examples for filter that seems from inspiring English sources

The trailer's opening sequence, in which (a suspiciously Australian-sounding) Russell Crowe's Jor-El sends his only son on the long journey to Earth presents a heavily stylised Krypton drawn through the severe yet pleasing-to-the-eye tan and teal filter that seems to be modern Hollywood shorthand for "comic book" (and which Snyder used to great effect on Watchmen and 300).

Anyone know if I can disable or filter?" That seems inline with what many are saying.

The only way to read a book like this one, packed as it is with gimmicks on every page, is to filter it for advice that seems plausible and might fit how you live.

In the mean time, there are ethical, legislative and factual questions to be answered, with regards to user data, with regards to objectivity and agendas and also with regards to the debate on filter bubbles — a debate that seems vague and not properly firmed up yet.

It is an environment where only 11% of executives are women, an imbalance that seems to have filtered into the mindset of many dating apps.

Respond and the thread goes to your normal inbox, ignore and it's hidden in the Filtered Requests folder along with anything that seems like spam.

Chen says Magic operators filter the requests that seem to be jokes and emphasizes that only legal orders will be fulfilled.

Its title says war, but the film is actually about domestic policy — education, workplace conditions, prison reform — as filtered through other countries that seem to do it better.

There was a fairy-tale quality to what he said, and at times, the fluttering swallows had a way of talking about things that seemed invented -- or filtered through some strange lens -- but were uttered with such conviction that no one challenged their veracity.

"It seems that they have gotten very clear instructions from the top of the hierarchy and that seems to be filtering down".

It's a romantic drama that Antonioni filters through other dramatized abstractions and that seems to leave his characters (played, notably, by such strong actors as Monica Vitti and Alain Delon) washed-out, dispersed, uncentered.