Sentence examples for grainy screen from inspiring English sources

But, last month, my mother peered into the grainy screen of our weekly WhatsApp video call.

TV directors, no longer constrained by shooting for a small, grainy screen, could try more innovative, cinematic techniques.

Mr. McIntyre's "Dedifferentiation With Brass" experimented with different textures, layering a prerecorded electronic track over pulsating dissonances, like a grainy screen.

Some fans of electronic books dismiss the idea of reading on the small, grainy screen of a pocket-size digital planner like the Palm's or Franklin's, arguing that the first real test of electronic books' appeal will not come until superior devices are cheap and widely available.

The plasma had only 75% as many pixels as the LCD (and bigger gaps between them), yielding a grainy screen- door effect missing on the LCD.

Girls of a certain age might covet the Bratz Mobile phone, which has a grainy screen that can display Bratz characters and a case smothered with Bratz stickers that began to peel off the minute I put in the battery.

Not only did it have the smallest, grainiest screen and a text menu system that was dull compared with the animated icon menus of the other three, it also reacted slowly to the push of buttons.

Across from his desk, a grainy computer screen displays twelve security cameras from around the church complex.

The Zhivago deal will bring a much-needed influx of high-budget drama to Russia's grainy television screens.

In black and white, on grainy television screens, the Rolling Stones, the Animals, the Beatles paraded and gyrated for a new generation.

Revelling in the bravado of holding men at gunpoint, they quote gangster film cliches, maybe learnt from grainy television screens back home.