Sentence examples for take the viewer from inspiring English sources
In other words, the dancers take the viewer inside Graham's mind.
Tony was still a bit of an Everyman, so being flashy would take the viewer out of that.
But it is a proud ambition for a film-maker to have, to take the viewer somewhere new".
"The work by Google was all done in the actual halls, which will take the viewer through a real tour rather than a virtual visit".
Some pieces incorporate magic of the how-did-they-do-it sort, while others simply take the viewer, momentarily at least, out of the range of ordinary experience.
This is certainly celebratory and necessarily sympathetic but there is enough in the content to commend it when it airs tonight, and not necessarily the 'through-the-keyhole' elements that take the viewer 'behind the scenes'.
Figuratively and literally, the artist(s) take the viewers through the picture plane and metaphorically entered a new world.
He takes the viewer into account.
An enfilade of rooms, each more private than the last, takes the viewer through to the state bedroom.
The voice of Mr. Jacobs takes the viewer through the various installations, but the upper floor is really just a visual teaser.
The travelogue takes the viewer from 1078, when William the Conqueror authorized the building of the White Tower, to the present.
