Sentence examples for grainy impression from inspiring English sources
When taken by a great artist, does it somehow become more than just a dull and grainy impression?
It is an overall grainy impression characterized as sweet, brown, sometimes dusty, and sometimes generic nutty or starchy.
The picture, however, was too grainy, she said.
Some are made of wide, grainy serpentine pieces that are like giant brushstrokes; others are constructed from squiggly forms that create the impression of drawing in space.
They were a grainy black-and-white — two hundred by two hundred pixels, converted from lines of numbers — but they left a clear impression.
Result: grainy, intimate photographs.
She criticized her infatuation with grainy images.
The film bounces back and forth among impressions of today's ballplayers in Cuba; glimpses of the two games last year between a Cuban team and the Baltimore Orioles; snatches of history, represented by grainy newsreels and vintage baseball cards; and talking heads, often talking in Spanish (with English subtitles).
Cue a grainy image of uniformed dad.
