Sentence examples for intimate vision from inspiring English sources
Yet his more intimate vision, recently seen in works such as A Failing?
Over the course of the novel, a long family saga, Meades offers an unsettlingly intimate vision of this collection of anomalies, of "their antic lives and special deaths".
There is no easy way to weave this kind of intimate vision into an argument about cultural politics, and, to his credit, Dickstein, whose style runs more to appreciation than to analysis, doesn't much try to.
In keeping with the Jewish preference for nonfigural art, Ferber's "... and the bush was not consumed" (1951), commissioned by a synagogue in Millburn, New Jersey, comprises clusters of branches and boldly shaped weaving flames, invisibly suspended in a powerful and intimate vision that absorbs its viewers with its hypnotic rhythm.
Over the course of 43 years he masterminded every detail of the small club on the Right Bank, turning it into the home of his most intimate visions of female beauty, thus rendering him the Balanchine of striptease.
Fox Sports used what it calls Mega Super Slo Mo, mesmerizing postseason viewers with impossibly intimate visions (at a rate of 7,000 frames per second) of the rotation of pitched baseballs.
Nance's story is intimate; his vision is precise; his ambitions are cosmic.
_Through his Instagram — and now through Gucci — Michele has shared his own highly focussed, deeply intimate creative vision.
Though the bare and poverty-stricken Russian countryside depressed him, he voiced a proud, intimate, and tragic vision of the motherland in his poetry.
It is not a comprehensive narrative history but a willfully subjective meditation on themes from the cinema that connect speculations about history and culture with an intimate yet cosmic vision of film.
Kraus has built a version of this troubling magic, tenuously connected frames offering partial visions of intimate scenes, inescapably mediated — an experience that can feel like voyeurism but isn't really voyeurism at all.
