Sentence examples for sustained image from inspiring English sources

The gripping and sustained image that complements the music is deceptively simple: five female mourners in extravagant draperies sink and rise on separate square stools.

I had the sustained image of a summer or a year in cellular, and so I did no more; let us say I was reduced by this caution to no more than ducking, spinning, slipping, blocking, and sidestepping.

These results provide evidence that behavioral temporal-contrast sensitivity can be largely altered by top-down attention and support the notion that attention substantially amplifies the gain for sustained image inputs.

It's a sustained image of what looks like a dense cluster of trees or bushes swept by a constant wind, set to a soundtrack that alternates urban noises and forest sounds.

The measure of this "enlightened" audience was that no one walked out from a show that features sustained images of self-mutilation, masturbation and gratuitous manipulation of the public.

We're unable to sustain images of growing older that handle the tension between spiritual growth, the good, and physical decline, the bad.

Sweden, the land of Ingmar Bergman, sustains its image as a filmmaking country by generously subsidizing its movie industry.

One of the documentary's intriguing aspects is its subtle depiction of a man building and sustaining his image over a lifetime.

Yet the memory of Jordan ruling the basketball world is so powerful that it sustains the image of a championship-caliber franchise, even though some of the moves made since he left suggest a head-scratching cluelessness.

It's the art-film industry — or, all too often, some soft-centered version of art films — that sustains the image of French films around the world, often less by way of inventive artistry than by a culturally-toned range of subject that substitutes genteel intellectualism and superficial politics for cinematic audacity.

Instead of exploring the interior worlds of her material, she sustains the image of a plucky, can-do gal and good sport who swings at a steady jogging pace, assisted by Bill Moring on bass, Tim Horner on drums and Allen Farnham on piano.