Sentence examples for picture terms from inspiring English sources

Rod Fergusson, an Epic senior producer who, with Bleszinski, oversees the continuity of the Gears universe, told me that Bleszinski is "a designer by feel" who conceives of games in "big picture" terms "yet tweaks the smallest things".

However, in "big picture" terms, and despite the optimism of those working in it, manufacturing output is still 10 per cent below it peak in the first quarter of 2008.

For instance, "exercising" can be described in Big Picture terms, like "getting healthier" – the why of exercising – or it can be described in more concrete terms, like "running two miles" – the how of exercising.

In big picture terms, the submarine genre is very much a thing that people keep going back to.

In big picture terms, this is the same movie, just minus most of the stuff that made it memorable, whether Rob Bottin's gruesome creature effects or Jerry Goldsmith's percussive, propulsive music score.

"In big-picture terms, none of that makes sense if it bottlenecks at the border" with the District, Smith said.

Put in big-picture terms, this means that Germany is really the No 1 problem economy in Europe.

Not ideal in wider-picture terms, but about as good as he could have been from where he was.

He blasted the government's failure "to articulate in big-picture terms its vision of what the UK economy might become under its stewardship".

"But in big-picture terms, the adjustments didn't change anything for global warming or climate change issues," Schmidt said.

For instance, "exercising" can be described in big-picture terms, like "getting healthier" -- the why of exercising -- or it can be described in more concrete terms, like "running two miles" -- the how of exercising.