Sentence examples for impression of speed from inspiring English sources

Pointing downward into the wave, face upstream, you had a fantastic impression of speed.

This records the moving object comparatively sharply against a blurred background and emphasizes the impression of speed.

It's fun and exhilarating, like a rollercoaster ride, the narrow ice walls intensifying the impression of speed.

Roamers were sleek white motor cruisers streamlined to give the impression of speed and power -- the nautical equivalent of vintage muscle cars.

Bukowski's free verse is really a series of declarative sentences broken up into a long, narrow column, the short lines giving an impression of speed and terseness even when the language is sentimental or clichéd.

That arrow is a) very funny; b) wholly appropriate as FedEx is all about moving things from place to place; and c) visually rather clever, because it enhances the impression of speed when you see it whizzing past on a moving vehicle or aircraft.

The track was repainted purple with dark blue supports, and multiple special effects were added; including building structures that give riders the impression of speeding through a city, rings in the shape of Bizarro's S shield that the train passes through, and flame effects.

We know that his classic black-and-white abstractions, far from being products of impulsive gesture, were as carefully wrought as still lifes, with each dark beam and upright reshaped and repositioned to convey an impression of arrested speed.

It might be fun to do, but TV fails to give any real impression of the speed the cars are going or the level of skill required; at home there's more fun to be had playing with Scalextric.

"To make a coherent story of your experiences, your brain can actually warp and shift time," Chess Stetson, a neuroscientist, noted in Episode 2, "giving you a false impression of the speed and order of events and the world around you".

Textures that changed every frame were added to the main wave body and over top of it to give the impression of great speed.