Sentence examples for shot a vision of from inspiring English sources
This is a spectacular and gorgeously created film, with allusions to Harold Lloyd and Fritz Lang, and it's an almost overwhelming assault on the senses from the very first shot: a vision of post-first-world-war Paris which sees the city as one gigantic clockwork contrivance.
When James Gray shoots on film, he fulfills a vision of tragic loss; his subject is the irreparable, and the decisive finality of the film image is its incarnation.
In the public mind the term "meteor shower" conjures up a vision of shooting stars streaming through the heavens like rain.
The filmmakers spent several months shooting on location in Havana, and their care produces a vision of the place that is both lyrical and realistic.
He shows us an answer in "Alphaville" (1965), a vision of the future which was actually shot in contemporary Paris.
Once in the studio, Liz shot the blotter paper against different scenes: a depressing office, a vision of paradise, clear blue skies, and a trippy fog.
Al has shot a lot of food.
Still, does Carson truly have a vision of Jewish families having shoot-outs with massed Nazi forces?
In this latest work from the author of "Reasons to Be Pretty," a vision of God is vouchsafed to one John Smith amid the carnage of a workplace shooting.
