Sentence examples for illuminated impression from inspiring English sources
In addition to the sculpture of her spine, exhibits include a large wood and latex representation of the rib cage, an illuminated impression of her MRI scan carved into a block of solid sand and a bronze of a woman's skull beneath a subtly lit and coloured x-ray of the real thing.
Each is recommended in a four-page sequence of reminiscence and analysis, illuminated by impressions of how different productions of the same plays have come to seem transformed thanks to the fresh perceptions of directors and actors.
Its rooms offer the illusion of additional square footage because of a simple trick: rather than standing on legs, the furniture is attached to the walls and illuminated from below, giving the impression that it is levitating.
Nevertheless, both are methods for generating the impression of a continuously illuminated, persistent moving image from a sequence of static images.
The term "illumination" originally denoted the embellishment of the text of handwritten books with gold or, more rarely, silver, giving the impression that the page had been literally illuminated.
A vacation journal – in this journal you record more than just what you see on your vacation; you also record your feelings, impressions, and emotions as they are challenged, changed, and illuminated by your travels.
My sidelight had illuminated us.
Sunlight illuminated idle water.
It is permanently illuminated.
The light is illuminated.
