Sentence examples similar to screen shadow from inspiring English sources

Ms. Soong's silk-screen, "Shadow (Merce Cunningham III)," shows the artist holding a chair behind her back in imitation of a silk-screen of Merce Cunningham by Warhol.

A huge on-screen shadow looms over Celia -- a cliche that is here relieved of its ominous tone; instead, the enveloping darkness brings a coldblooded smile of anticipation to Celia's face.

And for Mr. Burton, the director of "Edward Scissorhands," "Sleepy Hollow," and now a splashy silver-screen "Dark Shadows" (opening Friday), "weird" is a term of the very highest praise.

On some radio models, a "multicast" icon appears on the screen, if shadow channels are available.

(When a puppet recedes from the screen, its shadow becomes larger and less clear).

Both films were noted for their expressive use of lighting, with much of the screen in shadow.

MONMOUTH COUNTY LIBRARY A screening of "Shadow of a Doubt," starring Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotton.

Open windows seem to hover in the foreground of the screen, casting shadows on the desktop and other windows underneath them.

In Jim Campbell's works, minimally illusionistic imagery plays on LED screens: the shadow of a walking figure or a compact Chuck Close-style portrait of a man.

For actors whose off-screen selves shadow their every role, he added, "There's baggage you've got to get out of the way before you start seeing the character".

The light from his screen makes shadows on his face and highlights pockmarks.