Sentence examples for saturated look from inspiring English sources

Every moment in the mix, every change of light (from the "fading Kodachrome" look of the Brody story to the saturated look of the Affleck bits), every discreet genuflection to another movie is lovingly catalogued.

I really liked the energy of Brazilian film City of Men, the sort of follow up to City of God, and I met with its director, a very lovely man called Paolo Morelli, who's a mate of Fernando Mereilles (I think everyone in Brazilian film has to be a mate of Fernando) to talk about shooting in the favellas and developing that unique, saturated look that now typifies Latin American cinema.

The next day, as he and Ms. Kidman sat in his tiny windowless office at Fox, Mr. Luhrmann confessed to his leading lady that he hadn't achieved the richly saturated Technicolor look that he hopes to have perfected by the time of its world premiere on Wednesday at the Cannes International Film Festival, where it is the opening night film (with a release date of May 18 in New York and Los Angeles).

The Web business looks saturated, its technology now looks dull.

Perhaps the most impressive feature is its 3.3 inch, 800 x 480 AMOLED screen that makes colors look bright and nicely saturated and blacks looking blacker than black.

Certainly the market is starting to look saturated when you consider its relatively limited size.

"The Internet is like cable television and magazines, where specialization pays," says Keane. "The audience of general information aggregators like Yahoo! is beginning to look saturated.

Going forward, you'll want to water just enough to keep the soil slightly damp without ever causing the soil to look saturated or muddy.

GoW2 will have even more color, too! "We kind of actively aimed for the de-saturated look, but its since become de riguer for this generation of games," said the chainsaw-gun man.

For a colour-saturated look at the current state of dance, we can turn our attention to DJ Haus collaborator and visual artist Sabrina Ratte.

The self-service approach comes as the already saturated spa industry looks for ways to grow.