Sentence examples for naturalistic scenes from inspiring English sources

The two share naturalistic scenes that alternate with Johann's thoughtful voice-overs.

Mr. Kinkade referred to himself as the "painter of light," usually with a trademark symbol, for naturalistic scenes with highlights that appeared to glow.

As a lulling, hourlong montage of naturalistic scenes gives way to terrifying violence, the images begin to blink like a startled eye.

The naturalistic scenes record the world around him, observed between performances, and illustrate how his eye relentlessly pursues usually ignored people, buildings and common objects.

Measuring 13 1/2 inches in diameter and about 3 inches deep, the dish is a rare example of Kangxi famille noire, a style of decoration whose floral motifs and naturalistic scenes are set on a near-black background.

A similarly sober palette characterised the work of fellow Romanian Serban Savu, on the adjacent wall, whose naturalistic scenes - of bare-chested men on apartment balconies, locomotive drivers gazing steadily out of their cabins - married the flat surfaces of Edward Hopper to the proletariat subject matter (though not, thankfully, the pompous self-aggrandisement) of socialist realism.

He realized that if you wanted to insert digital objects into an otherwise naturalistic scene, you had to light them as though they had been there in the first place.

The 19th-century territorial seal of Washington had a detailed naturalistic scene with sea and mountains and a woman in the foreground epitomizing hope, surrounded by a log cabin, wagon, and fir forest.

Set in a slum apartment, the play was staged to suggest a naturalistic scene, with actors already on stage as the audience arrived (as if the audience were seeing life, not a play, in progress).

Participants were required to integrate these elements (ranging from three to six in number) together in their imagination to form a naturalistic scene.

Taken together, the present experimental settings were more naturalistic than the previous one, in that the observer who is highly familiar and experienced with the sport watched a naturalistic scene of a professional game.