Sentence examples for giving visual from inspiring English sources

During apartheid, artists played a prominent role in the resistance movement by giving visual form to volatile ideas.

What Hulls is doing with Maliphant is nothing less than giving visual shape to the transforming power of the dancing body, and the dancing imagination.

By giving visual expression to concrete social issues, Goya is often credited by art historians with ushering art into the modern era.

He (they are almost always men, apparently) is the mythmaker, giving visual form to the culture's underlying, otherwise inchoate beliefs, desires and anxieties about things to come.

Digital patterns in shades of red and purple enriched the sporty clothes, giving visual interest and a hazy mix of intense color.

But the anecdote ricocheted around the catty movie business, giving visual reinforcement to a judgment that most power players had already made: she's not one of us.

It's about giving visuals and moments that combine to intrigue the reader or audience enough to want more.

He sang, and gave visual cues to his band.

Finally, they said, the tracks themselves gave visual evidence of having arisen on land.

Here as nowhere else the Norman achievement is given visual expression.

He discovered the means to give visual expression to legendary and epic verbal phrases and imagery.