Sentence examples for surrogate viewer from inspiring English sources

She sees herself as the surrogate viewer.

Having led everyone to a crime scene buzzing with flies (which had erudite Dr Eve noting their species, flight patterns and body mass indices), he was largely reduced to a surrogate viewer, glumly interrupting the other boffins – busy spouting textbook at one another in the dark through facemasks – to ask what was going on.

A minute later, he was back on the Weather Channel, where he would stay for a total of 15 hours on Saturday, seeing, feeling and tasting the storm several times each hour as a surrogate for viewers and a guide for evacuees.

In fact, argued Salon writer Matt Zoller Seitz: "He's treated no differently than the young Tom Cruise would have been treated on screen circa 1984 or so: as a desirable viewer surrogate, who's free to move about in his cinematic universe, unencumbered by preconceived notions".

Facing into the picture, Friedrich's motionless, reverent figures have long been seen as surrogates for the viewer.

Two dark forms held in its mysterious sway might be surrogates for the viewer of Mitchell's art: happily disorientated and spellbound.

Telepathic co-conspirators on a shared adventure that may be a hallucination, Céline and Julie are also surrogates for the viewer in what becomes a parable of movie watching.

Telepathic co-conspirators on a shared adventure that may be a hallucination, C ne and Julie are also surrogates for the viewer in what becomes a parable of movie watching.

Esther's introduction invites parallels that of lead female character Gwen Cooper (Eve Myles) in the series' 2006 premiere episode "Everything Changes"; she represents an audience surrogate for new American viewers.

Standing before a sublime landscape — at one point, a lightning storm rages in the distance — and captured from behind, Mr. Gladwell echoes Friedrich's humans standing before dramatic landscapes, which served as surrogates for the viewers of his paintings.

This makes her a perfect surrogate for the reader turned viewer, who perceives this dystopian world through her eyes and who also imagines him- or herself in Katniss's place.