Sentence examples for too much visual from inspiring English sources

Too much visual spinning; too many skinny texts.

"There's too much visual clutter in our lives," he says.

Similarly, a hand-held game console provides too much visual stimulation at close range.

Before, offices of these companies were put together with too many primary colors, a hodgepodge of design elements and way too much visual stimulation.

But as a stand-alone volume, too much visual material is crammed into too little space and the sequencing, with photographs reproduced at different sizes and from many different periods, fails to hang together visually.

Another conclusion was that the computer education teacher candidates tended to pay attention on issues like color schemes in the visual design of a web site and that they preferred not having too much visual detail or animations within similar websites.

This also means that it does not have to focus too much on visual details in a frame and should avoid using a model that cannot represent the whole visual contents of a long video.

He has tried to do too much with visual shorthand, in rushing forward to reach that romance with the girl.

Indeed, it seems obvious to some commentators (e.g., Kintsch, 1977; Flanagan, 1984) that Paivio, through focusing too much on visual imagery, has counted wrongly, and that if there is an imagery code at all, there must be one for each of the senses: a visual imagery code, an auditory one, an olfactory one, and so on.

Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times believed the film "killed" the Batman film series, and felt Batman & Robin depended too much on visual effects.

Deciphering literature and language is all very well, but looking at the Gucci clothes is too much of a visual feast to try too hard at that.