Sentence examples for subtly visual from inspiring English sources

At first sight, given the temporal properties of the fMRI signal (imprecise and sluggish), it is quite astonishing that fixation-related analysis of fMRI data does not only work for categories that have well-established vastly distinct neural signatures (faces and houses), but also for categories that differ more subtly (visual character strings).

But it also makes use of more subtly expressive visual strategies, like the wisps of fog that drift through the empty streets of the film's 19th-century New York, a touch that seems to make depth itself a palpable element (just as James Cameron would use sprites and floating particles to animate the empty spaces of "Avatar").

If you've been waiting all year for a 13 minute pastoral-electronica future-classic that comes with subtly psychedelic visual accompaniment, then boy oh boy are you in luck.

Ms. Godard said she relied on maneuvers like adding blue light to the Christmas tree in Simon's apartment to subtly heighten the visual atmosphere of the film.

The visual explosion subtly suggests the unevenness of the relationship between the haves and have-nots of the world.

And within matte surfaces visual textures subtly vary depending on whether color has been drawn, brushed, washed or dabbed on.

This time, rather than a "film" of textual images, Jennings presents a sequence of visual ones, subtly interconnected by sound.

Ruiz's visual tricks subtly erode the sense of realism: rooms lose their solidity as actors and furniture glide around as if on castors; simple but sly camera moves allow the protean Dinis to appear and disappear at will.

The end scene subtly influenced by young visual artist Unkle Luc, whose art project "The Wild" features an elephant eerily placed in an urban environment.

"These questions work for all types of projects — from features down to commercials," says Weaver-Madsen. "You're using visuals to subtly affect the subconscious and help shape the tone of the piece and thus the emotions the audience is experiencing".

But rather than simply capture it, Clemento plays with various filmic techniques to subtly heighten and give a visual narrative to what he's recording.