Sentence examples for uniform backdrop from inspiring English sources

Istanbul changes at a breathtaking pace, and many fear the city might soon be lost entirely to rabid development, leaving a sanitised, uniform backdrop, devoid of life and its original inhabitants.

"But the idea here is to create a neutral, relatively uniform backdrop without too much opportunity for contextualization, so that visitors will not think too much about when something was made, but make their own connections and see things play off of each other".

The latest analysis of the universe's uniform backdrop of gamma radiation now carves a 10 GeV hole in the low end of that range, Kevork Abazajian, a particle cosmologist at the University of Maryland, College Park, reported here this Sunday at the oddly timed April Meeting of the American Physical Society.

Black cloth was draped from the cross-bar downwards to create a uniform backdrop for the photographic images.

Striding beside them were his fellow drill sergeants, shoulders back, chests out, their full-dress uniforms a deep green backdrop for clusters of glinting medals and rainbows of ribbons, their brown Smokey Bear hats cocked aggressively low on their foreheads.

In photos obtained by Eleftheros Typos, armed and masked Greek fighters in military-style uniforms stand against the backdrop of a wall tagged with Greek slogans, one of which reads: "From Rojava to Athens, you will bleed to conquer the liberated land," with another promising the group will "not take one step back".

3. Painting the artist - Liu dresses in a Chinese army training uniform and stands before the backdrop he's selected while the creative team paints his body and uniform to make him blend into the backdrop.

Against a backdrop of relatively uniform general laws protecting the privacy of personal data, these genetics-focused laws vary considerably from country to country.

GOOD VISUALS The story has crowds, people in uniforms, conflict and a familiar backdrop, so TV loved it.

BEIJING — The uniforms here create a vibrant backdrop, with each athlete becoming a moving billboard for his or her country.

But his madness was matched by that of the times — the end of the Second World War — which Walsh suggests through a backdrop of soldiers in uniform and dramatizes through a subplot about a veteran in a mental institution.