Sentence examples for replicated on screen from inspiring English sources

"The more technology in other media," he said, "films particularly, the more those of us who still work on the stage look for stage things that cannot be replicated on screen.

The aspiring athlete stands on a plastic tray, waves a wand at a television while exercising, and finds that his or her every move, twist and jerk is replicated on screen.

The anomalies that arise could never be replicated on screen – magenta flower heads fizzing out of a murky, occluded patches of green, all with an organic graininess that the most skilled Photoshop user would find difficult to recreate.

They photographed, measured and filmed every aspect of the platform, which was later replicated on-screen with photorealistic CGI during post-production.

Your creativity may be bounded to the resources that surround you, but dig deep enough and you'll find everything you need to replicate on-screen that which sits in your imagination.

It's got a spring-loaded tip, which aims to replicate on-screen dragging and the opposite end of the stylus hides a SIM eject tool "perfect for those of you with long fingernails or simply oversized stubby man fingers".

The original "Ghost World" captures the slack rhythms and tiny surprises of daily experience with a precision that would seem hard to replicate on screen.

Maybe so, but the characteristic tone of fairy tales and folk tales, which is derived from oral storytelling traditions, is awfully difficult to replicate on screen.

Riley and Hedlund and Stewart make a mythical threesome (sometimes in every sense), but the yearning for newness that gave the book its tone, that made it the attention-deficit bible for generations of rootless young men everywhere, is predictably tough to replicate on screen.

That piece, an obstacle course of wooden chairs and wild emotions set to music by Henry Purcell, figures prominently in "Pina," encapsulating both Bausch's aesthetic and Mr. Wenders's desire to replicate on screen the depths and distances of the staging.

It's a manifestation of the players' collective imagination, and it's a formula that despite mind-blowing advances in graphics and gameplay innovation can't be replicated on a screen.