Sentence examples for pictorial world from inspiring English sources

Had Williams simply set down his imagery as a description, the poem would still have its visual impact, but we would be in an entirely contained pictorial world.

In the pictorial world of Dalí, everyday things undergo a transformation that can be almost disturbing; in that of Tanguy, forms are more suggestive than related to actual objects.

Perhaps the actuality of Edward Hopper's diner is so palpable because what the image really "represents" is a profound response to the affect of the city, conjuring that sensation as a pictorial world.

A London writer for The Pictorial World was less forgiving: "The play is simply a bad escape of moral sewage-gas.... Hedda's soul is a-crawl with the foulest passions of humanity".

A third verse for "Oh, gentlemen, listen I pray" was sung, at least on the first night, and part was quoted in a review in the Pictorial World.

Because of the geometric semblance of Larsen's pictorial world, it's often associated with the alienation and digital dependence of contemporary life.

These photographers wanted to arrange and explore their own, new, artificial pictorial worlds.

"His pictorial worlds constitute a separate universe where nothing is self-evident and anything is possible," the citation says.

But in 1972, adopting the theme of "Questioning Reality -- Pictorial Worlds Today," Mr. Szeemann broadened the concept of visual art by including works related to kitsch, advertising and science fiction.

After short bursts of employment as a surveyor and at Burke's Peerage, he started reviewing as a freelance for such long deceased publications as Show Pictorial, Theatre World and Where to Go in London (later subsumed in What's On in London).

In the 1970's Doubleday also issued his four-volume series "Airwar," as well as two pictorial histories of World Wars I and II.