Sentence examples for outpouring of visual from inspiring English sources
TELETHON, a French television show, is an icon of popular entertainment, an outpouring of visual jollity and charitable fund-raising.
In Godard's "King Lear," a single phrase, a single word, gives rise to an astonishing outpouring of visual investigation and invention.
You can easily imagine, for example, a gradual outpouring of visual material in response to the current conflict over immigration in Arizona.
In these years, which were characterized by a trend toward extreme simplification amid an outpouring of visual violence concerning Fauvism, or by the march toward an increasingly abstract interpretation of nature regarding Monet, Signac stood apart.
And in the coming days and weeks surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the outpouring of music, film, visual art, theater, books and public forums revisiting the events and the victims of that Tuesday morning will be not only immense but also powerful and richly diverse.
Mr. Martins, unusually, uses 10 principal dancers (no corps or soloists) and propels them into a vivid outpouring of activity against a visual landscape whose color changes are emotionally coded.
The commemorations Sunday were the culmination of weeks of cultural and civic events that revisited 9/11 and its global consequences, a national outpouring of music, films, plays, visual arts, books, television documentaries and symposiums that reflected America's rich diversity and grew into an avalanche of introspection and analyses unrivaled since the turn of the millennium.
For eight weeks from June 21 to Sept. 9 — before, during and after the 2012 Olympic Games — Britain is hosting the London 2012 Festival, an outpouring of events across the country including theater, music, visual arts, dance, sculpture, performance art, film and other genres.
"The family is touched by the outpouring of well wishes".
His death prompted an outpouring of emotional tributes.
You will have a huge, huge outpouring of real anger".
