Sentence examples for viewer out of from inspiring English sources

A toy figurine on a motorcycle speeds towards the viewer out of an abstract background.

Tony was still a bit of an Everyman, so being flashy would take the viewer out of that.

With his head seen tilted back three-quarters, the artist looks at the viewer out of the corner of his eye.

But my failure to do so cheated the viewer out of some possible fireworks, and was also — you might even say — a miscarriage of justice.

In "The Concert," also by ter Brugghen, a woman playing the lute and a boy holding a traverse flute to his mouth turn their backs three quarters but look at the viewer out of the corners of their eyes.

But the Gabriel song really did hit all the right notes: it's of the 80s, it's not so famous that it drags the viewer out of the drama, and the lyrics are relevant to the story.

But this depends upon viewers stepping out of the passive role and engaging with reality.

And it is confident that this is exactly what viewers want out of a show starring Ms. Frankel, one of its "Bravolebrities".

That line is so perfect for Tony Soprano that it could sweep viewers right out of "The Mexican" by reminding them of Mr. Gandolfini's day job.

The English are terribly sceptical about Eurovision but there must be a lot of closet viewers out there.

And the deal would still leave satellite TV viewers out of luck.