Sentence examples for sharp cinematic from inspiring English sources
"Stronger" is filled with moments of sharp cinematic invention, thanks to its director, David Gordon Green, whose intentions often seem to conflict with the flatness of the movie's script (written by John Pollono, based on Bauman's memoir).
Another Publishers Weekly review was also less positive, calling the book "beautifully staged" but "haphazardly plotted", and noting: "Cleave has a sharp cinematic eye, but the plot is undermined by weak motivations and coincidences".
Thanks to DuVernay sharp cinematic eye and a star-studded cast that includes Gabrielle Union (who plays the lead), Alfre Woodard, Adepero Oduye, Emayatzy Corinealdi and Goapele -- we can't stop watching it.
Prager's sharp-edged, cinematic shots capture the hustle and bustle of an anonymous crowd, emphasizing the bizarre juxtaposition of physical proximity and mental distance.
A sharp departure from cinematic convention was the six-minute opening sequence, which has been described as one of the longest extreme close-ups of a major star ever filmed.
Shot in an incredibly sharp, provocative, and cinematic look, the show provides drama, artistry, and heart that amps up each and every episode.
Stylish and nuanced, full of montages and musical interludes, with razor-sharp editing and a cinematic feel, it looks like nothing else on TV.
Architecture's influence is subtler in his photographs of people on the street: a stray ray of light, sneaking through buildings, briefly illuminates the face of a passerby, the sharp natural light lending a cinematic drama.
In "Scotch on the Rocks," her cinematic structure (with sharp cuts away from a repeated scene in which a man slaps a woman) builds shrewdly into a nonlinear narrative about an unhappy couple living behind a social facade.
Filmed in December, the scene presented a sharp corrective to the popular cinematic view of Holmes, at least the one propagated by the old films featuring the wonderfully named British actor Basil Rathbone.
The sharpest caricature is Mr. Hollander's cinematic enfant terrible, a beady-eyed, profanity-spewing sellout of dubious talent.
