Sentence examples for the visual echo from inspiring English sources

We are used to looking at world maps, and the visual echo gives the chart a feel of making sense.

And anyone who watched Balls jiggling in a tightly focused frenzy on his Strictly Come Dancing debut last weekend could see in that sturdy 49-year-old man the visual echo of a boy.

It's the kind of thing only an art historian (or a Martian) would notice, but, once you see it, you start to wonder how it happened, and why no one at Life picked up the visual echo.

"Documerica was the visual echo of the mission of the E.P.A.,"said Chester Higgins Jr., who was hired in 1973 to capture images in New York City and is now a photographer for The New York Times.

The visual echo is a fitting one, since, whatever the private impulses that fired this work, there is no doubting Soderbergh's desire to shoot at ground level — not to linger on the loftiness of political ideals but, instead, to get down amid the dirt, sweat, and despair of putting them into practice.

In three color photographs Kathrin Sonntag considers the visual echoes between green plants and a green belt.

Combine the visual echoes with the grain of the signal, and it is easy to think of the Buddha Machine as a receiver of transmissions from a place you will never see.

It's an ingenious idea, not just because of the visual echoes between these objects and the pictures, whose predominant maple syrupy color is amber, but also because Mr. Polke's alchemy aims at wonderment.

In another movement, the visuals echo the dissonance of Ligeti's modernist composition.

Part-mograph glitch art, part-lyric video, the visuals echo the opening sequence of a reality show set in the future.

As the textured soundscape flows from "polyphonic perception to global perception," the visuals echo their continunities and discontinuities, resulting in an audiovisual experience you don't need synesthesia to love.