Sentence examples for shrinking screen from inspiring English sources

That's no small challenge, given growing data sets, shrinking screen sizes, and ever shorter attention spans, which is why the concept of design has become a huge differentiator.

In an age of instant access and shrinking screens the insistence on cinema as a communal experience can only be called utopian.

And for all the complaints about its crasser, circus-like aspect, the festival's insistence on treating movies with reverence, as an event, with exceptional theaters and projection systems and a black-tie dress code for red-carpet evening premieres, seems both quaint and noble in this day of instant access and shrinking screens.

The format of these two franchises bears some similarities, both making their debut in feature-length increments (Mystery Road as two films, Jack Irish as three telemovies) before arriving on TV, shrinking in screen size while expanding and deepening the plot lines.

Samsung will unveil a smaller version of its flagship Galaxy SIII handset in Europe tomorrow — shrinking the screen from the 4.8 inches of its current flagship to an iPhone 5 -sized 4 inches.

But with the end of the American military role in Iraq and its winding-down in Afghanistan, the US army has been shrinking – and screening of recruits has become much tougher.

Although prices may be shrinking, the screens are doing anything but that.

The typical "high def" local news show starts with gorgeous wide-screen close-ups of the anchors but shrinks the screen and the quality when it goes remote.

Jaoui: "...even if there's not actually a shrink on screen".

NBC must have lost its collective common sense when it shrank the screen during Freeman's caldron lighting.

But Mr. Stockwell said he had included Mr. Obama as a character in his film from the beginning, and had actually shrunk his screen time somewhat.