Sentence examples for onscreen without from inspiring English sources

When the phone is connected to HondaLink in the car, those presets automatically appear onscreen without the user having to fumble with the handset.

What surprise there is comes from the director's even temperament, in which he shows his fondness for the people and the world onscreen without judging them.

It harkens back to the vector-graphic games of yore, with the added benefit of being able to cram more of these simple enemies onscreen without the DS's teeny processor grinding to a halt.

As in an old-time Hollywood or contemporary French movie, there is a lot of reckless smoking, with careful brand identification: Lucky Strikes, "Delicados, the sweetish Mexican cigarettes which he smoked one after the other in the darkness of their bed," Gitanes and "Gauloise yellow," and back home to Camels, all onscreen without a kickback.

Top of the list is the ability to write onscreen without waking the phone up.

Reeves and Serkis turn Caesar into a character everyone can root for (Reeves called Serkis one of the best actors he's ever worked with), but the ape leader wouldn't exist onscreen without the help of WETA.

He says the company is working on a system that will allow console owners to take part in onscreen chat sessions without a keyboard (but concedes that 'speech to text' technology is not ready yet), and wants to improve the browsing experience.

One previous actor who played Ginsberg onscreen was, it goes without saying, James Franco, in "Howl".

Set in contemporary London, and without an onscreen role for Allen himself, "Cassandra's Dream" follows the tone and the mood of his 2005 thriller, "Match Point," but carries its bare-bones storytelling to an even starker extreme.

We didn't know which episodes we would be directing as we wrote the scripts so I don't think that influenced us, but I think if we did it again I'd want to direct something without being onscreen quite so much, it's just very hard to do justice to both jobs at the same time.

But there's nothing to be done with the screenplay by Carey W. Hayes and Chad Hayes ("House of Wax"), which, at least in its onscreen manifestation, bags and sags without finding a core reason for being.