Sentence examples for something of a visual from inspiring English sources

Photogravures have a hazy, ambiguous surface and are something of a visual no-man's land.

Less successful is the decision to layer the play's various locations on to the one set, creating something of a visual jumble.

Mr. Moverman, working in digital and with the great cinematographer Bobby Bukowski, keeps something of a visual chokehold on Dave right from the start.

Returning to VR as a consumer technology, it strikes me that at the end of the day Land's End depopulated, remote and slightly forbidding landscapes might stand — for the moment at least — as something of a visual metaphor for virtual reality itself.

Both shows feature liberal use of slow-motion shots of unimpressive people doing unimpressive things soundtracked by edgy music, a gag that at this point has become something of a visual signature for Hill.

Given that Jotun involves the story of a character called Thora, it is something of a coincidence that the game I am most reminded of when viewing it is a classic Mega Drive title from my childhood called The Story of Thor (Beyond Oasis in North America), to which it bears something of a visual similarity.

As Vigroux explains to The Creators Project, "Simulacres" is something of a sonic and visual climax of Centaure, which he describes as "a pretty intense performance very physical but also with a lot of nuances and colors from atmospheric to noise".

At Axis you get something else: a visual account of the life-and-death politics of racial warfare and government terrorism, which are equally part of the story.

So "The Voyage of the Sable Venus," for me, is something more than a visual sleight of a historical hand.

We'd been working on little scenes for a year or more, and usually when I'm going to direct something I have a visual sense of it right away.

So what most people would ignore or see through while focusing on the print became, for this artist, something of urgent visual interest.