Sentence examples for intimate frame from inspiring English sources

TED favors tight shots for sensitive moments — "to gaze into a speaker's eyes" — and to make an intimate frame for small Web-player screens.

As Heller wrote, "TED favors tight shots for sensitive moments — 'to gaze into the speaker's eyes' — and to make an intimate frame for small Web-player screens.

Much of the success is due to outstanding cinematography (Lowery shoots in the 4 3 ratio, offering a more intimate frame) and evocative music.

Daniel Conway's economical set provides an intimate frame in the 275-seat Signature space, and Frank Labovitz finds stylish and witty ways to make the costumes extensions of character.

"We borrowed from the language of cinema to achieve that effect". TED favors tight shots for sensitive moments—"to gaze into a speaker's eyes"—and to make an intimate frame for small Web-player screens.

This intimate frame gave a dreamlike quality to the action: mock debates and rallies involving historical and fanciful figures mixed and mingled without regard to era, all laced with non sequiturs and phony oratory.

Either way, in the aggregate this is a stunning display of American chauvinism given the intimate framing of the war in such a redundantly heroic narrative, all eyes on our warriors as saviors on high.

Its format seemed to underscore the over-valuation of "personal" and "intimate" as frames for public interaction and exchange; the exclusivity of its physical space belied its total accessibility via an online livestream.

Thus begins her new two-hour plus concert CD/DVD I Am...Yours taped in August that is meant to be an intimate, elegant framing of the singer, although that intimacy will seem super-sized when the program is broadcast on ABC-TV this Thanksgiving.

"If you want to make it more intimate and homey, frame every piece as you get it and make it a hodgepodge," he said.

Instead of a crisp frame enclosing intimate galleries, the museum is now an unfocused blur.