Sentence examples for has become visual from inspiring English sources

The mottled look of hand-me-down VHS has become visual shorthand for bygone kitsch (the deliberately lo-fi video for the Snoop Dogg single "Sensual Seduction," to name a recent example).

They include the fact that many longtime in-zone techniques -- like doubling downtown Los Angeles's Skid Row for the mean streets of New York -- have been used so often that they have become visual clichés.

In fact, while Islamic touches have often signified wealth in Mexico, some academics who study the culture of Mexican crime say the domes, or cupolas, have become visual shorthand for the drug trade's enduring appeal: it offers a way to move up.

By second or third grade, some students have become visual learners.

My Slumscape paintings have become visual representations of what Schopenhauer describes as the worst of all possible worlds.

But its sell has become surprisingly visual.

Now it has become common visual vocabulary.

His trademark tricolor jacket has become a visual cliché.

"Existentialism has become a visual cliche – chain-smoking gloomsters wearing black polo necks," the director says.

For the climactic version of Latch, the projected, minimalist face that has become a visual signature for the duo lip-synchs along, like a Bafta mask doing karaoke.

Along with the national flag, a Christmas tree or other venerable symbols, the double helix has become a visual shorthand for a range of emotions and beliefs about the nature of life.