Sentence examples for odd visual from inspiring English sources
In a lengthy thread on Twitter, a digital marketer in North Carolina posted several photos from the collection, and used them to narrate an odd visual story.
Yet these odd visual echoes between the work of anonymous amateurs and famous photographers suggests something important about the camera's nature.
Lagerfeld can't resist the odd visual joke, so there was a trompe l'oeil clutch bag styled as a stack of side plates, and another that looked like a folded menu, but many more handbags referenced the classic 2.55.
While the picture itself may eschew the kinds of unsettling and odd visual effects Lowry achieves in her other work, notably a painting hanging among the Sulman finalists, her portrait is a worthy winner.
Ultimately, however, New Moon is just way too long, and despite the odd visual flourish from Weitz – a shot in which a painting of some vampires comes alive is a nice touch – this is basically Dawson's Creek with more blood and teeth: enjoyably vapid entertainment for a hungover Sunday afternoon on the sofa, perhaps, but hardly worthy of a big screen outing.
The show uses an odd visual effect: the lights that fill the hospital — on ceilings, above operating tables and blinking from monitors — often flare across the screen as if beckoning Charlie to move on, but don't try to adjust your set.
If the odd square was shown to the left visual field, it didn't matter if it was a different color or only a different shade.
Starting with four single dots in an odd quadrant visual search task with only local demands (as these single dots should not lead to EFs) and gradually superimposing more context dots, the authors were able to successfully isolate multiple EFs: orientation, proximity, linearity and surroundedness (i.e., found specific combinations of these dots that led to a CSE).
In both experiments, subjects were tested in an odd-quadrant visual search task.
Sometimes Tokyo's odd juxtapositions were visual rather than linguistic, like the startlingly lifelike Colonel Sanders mannequin I saw standing, hands outstretched, greeting fashionable shoppers on a boulevard in Aoyama, Tokyo's Madison Avenue-ish boutique district.
It also helps that the directors, Rob Alexander and Steve Read, have no agenda other than uncritically recording Numan's utterances, and throwing in the odd bit of visual flash when the opportunity arises.
