Sentence examples for strange visual from inspiring English sources
Discovering his world, that richly strange visual and narrative world, meant entering a more adult world.
The strange visual shapes of "Against the Sky" evoked strange emotional states.
Saumarez Smith called Pearson Wright "an exceptionally talented figurative artist, working in a way which is highly meticulous, but also with a strange visual imagination".
Connor's production implies that, although the story is about a cultural collision, the opposing forces of communism and capitalism carry strange visual echoes.
People with impaired sight, similarly, may start to have strange, visual hallucinations, sometimes just of patterns but often more elaborate visions of complex scenes or ranks of people in exotic dress.
The first (and I freely confess this was mine) begins with the strange visual lure, and with an almost animal desire to walk across what appears to be some kind of grey volcanic shore.
But as a fever dream of memorably strange visuals and disconcerting atmospherics, there's no denying that it's quite an accomplishment.
The wearing-sunglasses-inside mood conjured by Your Gay Thoughts' laid-back track makes the strange visuals feel like something you'd see out of a bus window in another country, just as much as an unbelievable sci-fi universe.
While the lyrics are on par with your average Weird Al imitation, we have to salute the reemergence of one of the strangest visuals from any recent pop song performances: the big-eyed, ultra-cute lip-syncing video screen cat.
The answer may lie in his final phrase: perhaps he saw Surrealism only as an art movement, one that spoke in the strange new visual language of, say, Max Ernst, Salvador Dali, René Magritte, André Masson and Joan Miró.
I said a word about it in the Culture Diary I kept for the Paris Review Web site several months ago: The bumptious score by Henry Mancini prefigures his "Pink Panther" collaboration with Edwards; the strange, surreal visual comedy makes clear the profound influence of Frank Tashlin on the movies of the day.
