Sentence examples for patterned backdrop from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reed and the musicians performed in front of video projected on a patterned backdrop, creating fragmented glimpses of characters in the songs and giving impressions of the narrative rather than enactments of it.

Not just any old wall, but one that had been photographed and shared online thousands of times, that had found its way into the background of music videos and adverts, a patterned backdrop that had become so popular on social media that it had spawned a wave of unofficial merchandise.

Klimt's later portrait of Bloch-Bauer, a bit more traditional in style, renders her in a broad-brimmed hat against a floral patterned backdrop, her elongated figure stretched to the point where poise becomes uncanny.

Those objects are then arranged on punchy, patterned backdrops, à la Matisse, and photographed.

Dressed head to toe in black, Ms. Mosshart prowled a shadowy stage against a leopard-patterned backdrop, shaking her long black hair and stretching toward the crowd with one boot on the monitor.

The skyline-patterned backdrop and transparent scrims designed by John Lee Beatty don't keep the show from looking oddly provisional, as if waiting for the real sets to arrive.

A green and grey circuit-patterned backdrop lends the experience the feeling of waking up inside The Matrix, except there's no kung fu and then you go back to reality after a minute and a half.

In Diane von Furstenberg's spring fashion campaign video, Karlie Kloss wears a wrap dress in a clashing combination of miniature pink and green blossoms as she poses against an equally pattern-mad backdrop of hearts and flowers and cheetah spots.

BETH ORTON, Town Hall, Oct. 4. Alone onstage with her acoustic guitar for much of her set, Ms. Orton set up steady, mantralike picking patterns, a backdrop of serene constancy for the turmoil of ache and determination in her vocals.

"I wanted fur painted to look like feathers -- in the unbelievable colors of wild orchids," said Mr. Lagerfeld backstage, commenting also on his fascination with galucha, or fish skin, used on the runway, the backdrop and even as patterned hose.

In place of European-style painted scenes, he used boldly patterned African fabrics, including his own bedspread, as backdrops.