Sentence examples for more surrealistic from inspiring English sources
Others went for a more surrealistic approach.
"The art becomes more abstract, the images are blurrier and vague, more surrealistic.
Mr. Starck considers the space "more surrealistic" than anything he has done with Mr. Schrager.
Friends from school, the duo most obviously fit the shoes of the now departed French and Saunders, although they eschew Jen and Dawn's celebrity and movie pastiches for more surrealistic sketches.
In the context of this exhibition, the pictures of dead Civil War soldiers in muddy trenches, made by an unknown associate of Mathew B. Brady, are more Surrealistic nightmares than documents of actual events.
Dalí might not have conjured a more surrealistic vision than the layout of Wednesday's Big East basketball media day, which pinned Creighton's table next to Georgetown's, Butler's next to that of St. John's, and Xavier's across from Villanova's, perhaps so they could all introduce each other.
More conventionally Surrealistic but with a bit of Pop is the work of Nazareth Pacheco, who makes dangerous-looking luxury commodities, like fashionable dresses of beads and razors and a child's swing that sprouts nails from its clear plastic seat.
I see it all in a drug-induced stupor and it's more like a surrealistic dream than a here-and-now.
Two paintings of a woman's sculptural profile overlaid by bands of colored light — orange and blue in one, yellow and gray in the other — are similarly Surrealistic and even more optically loaded.
This is Clyde, the Lake Charles obsessive, and he has nothing to do with Magic City (both the key and the tempo change to accommodate his visit), but he enjoys a rightful role in a work that, I now understand, is more poem than song, a surrealistic invocation of Southernness not unlike the kitschy religious shrines and turquoise serpents and bottle-cap Christs in Lucinda's own house.
It's a mistake to think that a fractured chronology or surrealistic doings make a film more modern or progressive.
