Sentence examples for lit look from inspiring English sources
The advantage is that the off camera light can be moved and aimed to reduce shadows or to increase shadows where you want them while avoiding the flat, harshly lit look that often comes from an on-camera flash.
Made all 20th-century druggy lit look tardy Work: Le Grand Meaulnes (1913) Author: Alain-Fournier Age: 27 Plot: Schoolboy crashes belle époque rave, falls for aristocratic girl Rewards: Shortlisted for Goncourt but lost to a nobody.
The trifling plots of bureaucracy lit look positively petty compared with the grand crimes surrounding the downfall of one of China's highest-flying politicians, Bo Xilai, formerly the Communist Party secretary of Chongqing, whose wife was found guilty of murdering a former British business partner.
There is an even better way to avoid that flat flash-lit look.
"It definitely has that sharp, chick-lit look and feel," said Dana Brigham, co-owner of Brookline Booksmith in Brookline, Mass., which has sold more than 200 copies.
Even the non-office scenes have a strip-lit look — an unconscious homage, you might say, to the scene of Gervais's first triumph — and, as for the soundtrack, it's like being haunted by the ghost of Easy Listening Past.
The vignettes, photographed with a gauzy, well-lit look, celebrate "about 50,000 memories and a hundred thousand smiles," which are generated, according to the campaign, by living in a home of one's own.
If buying pre-lit, look in terms of bulb-color too.
We wanted to be in on it": The sulfurous afternoon went black unnaturally early, as if what was to come could not be star-lit, torch-lit, looked at.
What I want to do here is dig a little deeper into the "black hole" of Alt Lit and look at why crossover success for Taipei would mean a tornado of invigorating energy that stirs up a storm in the literary world and leaves it a richer, more nuanced place once the debris has settled.
"The Greek cynic philosopher Diogenes walked the streets of Athens with a lit lantern looking for an honest man (person to be politically correct)," the note said.
