Sentence examples for mixing text from inspiring English sources
They dismissed what has since made her name: her way of mixing text and image.
He suggests mixing text and graphics on a Web site, with dark type set against a light background for easy reading.
"It's surprising that not more critics and philosophers write about her," Ms. Macel added: "She's an important artist, because she was at the very beginning of conceptual narrative autofiction at the end of the '70s, mixing text and photography.
Women for Obama, run by the Obama team on Facebook, created a story line mixing text and graphics: It was about the rights of women, their desire to control their own health care and their voting power.
Beyond allowing you to shepherd a protagonist and his companion through a captivating world at your own pace, the game tells its story by deftly mixing text (mostly in the form of graffiti and propaganda posters), audio diaries (using a sort of portable phonograph) and moving pictures (through period-appropriate Kinetoscopes).
Mixing text by H.C. Andersen with passages from the Passion, this is an absolute masterpiece.
RNW: Originally a poet, I've often mixed text and images in my books, drawn to the tactile nature of the form, to the paradox of being able to hold in my hands a series of intangible moments.
Microsoft's product offers users a free-form canvas where you can mix text, images, documents, handwriting, audio, video and more, the company says.
It's basically a simplified web editing platform, with tools that let you mix text and imagery in a highly visual way.
In contrast, what one learns about here is a second type of storyboard, a storyboard style that mixes text with wireframes, providing a narrative of how a software concept is meant to work without actually implementing any interaction.
Bradley Inman, the boss of Vook, a firm that mixes texts with video and links to people's social networks, believes the iPad will trigger an outpouring of creativity.
