Sentence examples for strong visual style from inspiring English sources

The Pet Shop Boys – another act founded on quasi-intellectual disco music with a strong visual style – spent four years making their own videos with quirky panache before they attempted a live show.

The promenade style of the Polka version, which takes the audience around the building, cerrtainly sounds intriguing, but the Leeds production (pictured) is directed by Dominic Leclerc, whose strong visual style should suit the play very well.

The show is "a dark and magical cycle of folk tales packed with thrills, laughs, loves and more than a bit of magic", said the Royal Exchange, "an epic piece of theatre with a strong visual style from seven tales from around the world".

Mr. Van Sant said that Mr. Savides had eschewed a strong visual style of his own, though he had preferences: "He liked the blacks to be not fully black, to have a milky, filmy quality, and he liked the light part of an image not to be fully blown out, not just gone complete white, so if someone was wearing a white dress in a window, there would still be details in the dress.

Based on a novel, Submarine has a strong visual style.

Even at the tender age of 18-years-old, freelance illustrator Debangshu Moulik has an unusually strong visual style and sense of storytelling.

A former novelist and teacher of French and German literature, Mr. Rohmer emphasized the spoken and written word in his films at a time when tastes — thanks in no small part to his own pioneering writing on Alfred Hitchcock and Howard Hawks — had begun to shift from literary adaptations to genre films grounded in strong visual styles.

Although Mr. Burton's talents can make him seem more like a production designer than a director, in his strongest films his visual style can be thrillingly expressive.

Growing up in California to Japanese parents, Kawasaki's bi-cultural upbringing had a strong impact on her visual style.

By 1908, Pick had become publicity officer responsible for marketing and it was at this time that, working with the company's general manager Albert Stanley, he began developing the strong corporate identity and visual style for which the London Underground later became famous, including the introduction of the "UNDERGROUND" brand.

Jose Mazzotti, a professor of Latin American literature at Harvard University, described Mr. Padilla as one of the Latin American poets to develop a "conversational" style with strong visual and sensual images that was to mark a break with earlier European traditions.