Sentence examples for shown imagery from inspiring English sources

At this point, they'll be shown imagery of their sperm, their "life," before going ahead with their decision to ejaculate.

She was surrounded by a circular video screen which showed imagery of waves splashing and rainfall.

Even when I looked up Mitosis on Wikipedia (to provide you with a snazzy picture), they show imagery of all the phases but don't bother showing "Interphase" because there's simply not much to look at.

We're shown contrasting imagery of a calm, sunny day on Fraserburgh Beach near Aberdeen as we hear a frantic call from the same location just days earlier.

For example, studies by Decety and colleagues (1996) have shown that imagery of movement activates largely the same brain areas that are activated when movements are actually executed.

Her current show at the Gagosian Gallery in SoHo does away with the peep-show imagery and brings us the work of a studio voluptuary who knows, among other things, that painting is better than sex.

Because of their use of psychedelic images at shows, The Orb's shows are frequently compared to those of Pink Floyd, who also used in-show imagery and films.

An analogy can be drawn between high-resolution imaging of large biological specimens and Geographical Information Systems GISshowinging satellite imagery of the earth.

At times, Twist suspends storytelling and just shows us imagery suggested to him by the score.

Television had a harder time showing the imagery of people jumping from the buildings.

"We decided to not actually show Hubble imagery till the very end of the piece," Prestini told me.