Sentence examples for picture close from inspiring English sources
On paper, Ohio's execution rules satisfy legal requirements; but in practice Ohio keeps taking a "big picture, close enough" approach, as Judge Frost puts it.
But look carefully — they invite that kind of gaze — and it quickly becomes obvious that there's almost always a television near the center of the picture, close to its owners.
It's a "problem picture" close in spirit to the early wave of American indies ("One Potato, Two Potato"; "Nothing but a Man") that were starting to appear around the same time.
The show focuses on van Gogh's tendency to depict nature in close-up, either in teeming detail or with a highly compressed sense of space, sometimes achieved by high horizon lines and thick brushwork that flatten the image and appear to push the surface of the picture close to the viewer.
If you shoot a picture close to a subject with the telephoto (its minimum focusing distance is 19") where the background is far away you will see this natural blur occur even without portrait mode.
She brought the picture close to her face to examine it.
Mannered as it is, however, "Exiled" is a tonic: a film that delivers all the visceral satisfactions of a super-macho action picture (close-quarters gun battles; slow-motion, "Wild Bunch -style side-Bunch -stylets) and unabashedly sentimental depictions of loyalty and tendernestruts well andplot twists that are sunabashedlynd often bizarre, yet feel jusentimental
Mr. Peck called "To Kill a Mockingbird" the picture "closest to my heart and the high point of my career".
Now the director's cut, which received its world premiere this week at the Berlinale, brings the picture closer to Christopher's idea of it as a disco-era Cabaret.
A series of paintings from the aughts picture close-ups of women's eyes and lips, doused in paint, glitter, and imperfections.
Although intended as a serial, no sequel was ever made; the production house, Batavia Motion Picture, closed soon afterwards.
