Sentence examples for pictures feel like from inspiring English sources

Baran telegraphs the fraught nuances of relationships — with her father, a female friend, or a lover who's no more than a hand cupping her face on a couch — so efficiently that her pictures feel like epigrams, terse and telling.

Experienced together — and this is the first time this has been possible since the drawings were dispersed after the death of Vedder's daughter — these pictures feel like a long, lovely tracking shot, the kind of memento tourists bring back in their video cameras today.

The pictures felt like the universe speaking back to us.

The whole film feels genuinely stage-bound, which when coupled with the overly formal dialogue and acting, makes the picture feel like an off-Broadway theater production (only during the village festival does the film truly breathe onscreen).

Each heavily layered, extensively reworked picture feels like a hard-fought standoff between forces of order and chaos.

The picture feels like a symbol of the person I was then �� clueless about everything around me, never asking for help, just trying to get ahead.

The new picture feels like a rest stop, a time to recharge the batteries, but is no less dazzling and original for it.

For Eugenia Parry, author of a monograph on the artist, the picture feels "like a form of intergalactic heraldry," a family crest for rabbit-kind.

But the picture feels like a retread, right down to making an embarrassment of the 40-ish married boss, played by Griffin Dunne, whose sex life is over.

The picture feels like an early rehearsal for a play where all the movement is being coordinated but the underlying emotional notes have yet to be set.

Carter is right that insufficient attention is being paid, but perhaps that is because his picture feels like yesterday's story, especially since Israel's departures from southern Lebanon and Gaza have not stopped anti-Israel violence from those areas.