Sentence examples for simplicity of the image from inspiring English sources

"But the simplicity of the image really transcends any religion.

The reductive simplicity of the image makes it a perfect icon for a landmark film.

The simplicity of the image stands in opposition to the chaos of much of Samaras's other work, yet his enormous hands, with their vivid color and loose, dramatic configuration, resemble a nebula glowing in a night sky.

"The colours, the light, the simplicity of the image, that direct gaze: a lot of Vermeer's paintings are people not looking at us, in their own world, but she draws us in.

The raw tone of her filming is nonetheless canny and precise; blunt closeups in contrasty light have a rough sculptural solidity, and the confrontational simplicity of the images evokes a rare blend of anger and analysis, affirmation and questioning.

I think subconsciously the starkness and simplicity of the cover image against a white background seeped into how I designed De La Soul Is Dead.

The graphic simplicity of these images contrasts sharply with the tonal nuances of the paintings, but in both mediums Britten used reductive means to capture the essence of his subjects.

For the sake of simplicity, the image is defined to be the function on the whole space ℝ2 (as, for example in [19]).

The power of a diagram, however, is to replace the complexity found in the text with the simplicity of an image, and when we view the diagram we tend to forget that the "information source" was intended to be multidimensional.

But the name "Hamlet", the words "To be or not to be", with all their gravity-defying simplicity, and the image of a young man looking into a skull in a state of wonderment, are now all part of the cultural language by which we attempt to understand ourselves and each other.

The qualities that make him a highly effective political operator at home in particular, his directness and the apparent simplicity of the language and images he employs grate terribly on British ears.