In "Goodbye to Language," Godard uses 3-D to out-Welles Welles, in the deep-focus category, and to out-Bazin Bazin, in the overwhelming complexity of visual experience and material reality that he can fill his seemingly vast frames with.
Farther on was a bedroom with a vast bed frame, its headboard decorated in gold tracery and plump silk cushions.
One of the modernist ambitions was to integrate human with nature, and the vast windows frame the towering pine trees, which stretch to the sea.
Lemon trees curl around pergolas set over the tables, and vast windows frame yet more decadent views as we feast on local produce – smoked ricotta ravioli, delicately flavoured pike-perch with Lake Garda lemons and capers, and crisp white Lugana wine.
For example, you might choose the name "Juliane", which was used in many countries over a vast time frame.
Its jewel is a vast courtyard framed by soaring arched entrances.
It stood for three decades as the centerpiece of the vast plaza, framed by the twin towers.
Although it's unlikely that amber can yield the DNA of dinosaurs, a la Jurassic Park, the tree resin can preserve the remains of insects and other organisms in great detail over vast time frames.
Sitting rooms and bedrooms are orientated on vast windows that frame the natural beauty outside.
Standing in his high-ceilinged $1,800-a-month 1,800-a-monthhe pointed out some of his favorite features: vast windows that frame lush views of treetops and, in the far distance, the shimmer of Boston.
The city's main gateway is Terreiro do Paco, a vast mosaic square framed by 18th-century gold-colored government buildings facing the river.
