Sentence examples for luminous blur from inspiring English sources
The non-writing Henry, moseying through the Jamesian facts as they have emerged in biographies and published correspondence, less experiences these facts than haunts them, with a luminous blur of a face.
Cinematographer Nic Knowland orchestrates a palette of sun through autumn leaves, candlelight through gauzy curtains, and a range of luminous blurs that evoke the sleeve photography of 60/70s folk LPs (the sort alluded to in a bucolic, oboe-laced score by Cat's Eyes).
It has a familiar luminous intensity that blurs the boundary between prose and poetry, but it offers little of the epic passion viewers of the film might seek.
Here, on canvases measuring up to 22 feet wide, figurative elements rendered with graffiti-like spontaneity blur into luminous, acridly colorful hazes and moods of cosmic delirium.
While the sense of cosmic delirium persists in the rest of the paintings — all from the late 1980s and '90s — figurative elements rendered with graffiti-like spontaneity tend to blur into luminous, acridly colorful hazes.
Not even the vaguely hallucinatory gauze of jet lag could blur the luminous clarity of the light.
Drawing a luminous veil across the view, she blurs the lines between sea and sky.
72 is a luminous installation that, once in place, composes graphic and visual perspectives that blur our perception of volume.
This way, he captures the unfettered joys of a glass house -- the luminous interior spaces, desirable views and inside-outside connections -- while magically dissolving the neighbors behind a beautiful blur.
