Sentence examples for visual authority from inspiring English sources

His tale has classic narrative elements that support a firm visual authority.

In 1967, Vignelli had given American Airlines visual authority by painting two bold As on the plane's tails, forming a valley in which, in a rare case of compromise with the client, he accepted the inclusion of an abstract eagle.

And in her early years as editor in chief she might not have wanted to as she sought to bring new energy to a magazine that was thought to have intellectual heft, but lacked visual authority.

But does she have the sophistication to make Bazaar not only a must-read, but also as informed in its visual authority as Vogue or W? The typical reader of her new magazine -- around 40, very affluent, for whom "fashion is her passion," Ms. Bailey said -- is different from the reader of Marie Claire, who is 30, less monied and balancing interests in fashion with interests in social issues.

Peter, an Oscar-nominated visual authority behind the world's first holographic duet and a virtual fashion show for Alexander McQueen, has been working with Claptone to create a concept that will strive to draw emotion from its audience.

Scandalised, the French audio-visual authority has ruled that the show fails to "respect the dignity of the human being", and that contestants must get a daily break from the cameras.Many of these shows have been hits in America, but almost all were dreamed up by Europeans.

It shows Beyoncé wearing a Victorian golden royal top and a crown, referencing Queen Elizabeth I. Rosie Swash of The Guardian described it as a "visual stamp of authority".

Dr. Livingstone is an authority on visual processing, with a special interest in how the eye and brain deal with different levels of contrast and illumination.

Both of these images have a high level of authority and visual charge that's at odds with the more nurturing and benign Madonna, but they are essentially fashion photographs of models who are well practised at posing.

Without a tower, the pilot would have been taking off or landing under his own authority, using visual sighting and general radio broadcasts to inform any other aircraft in the area of his intent, Mr. Peters said.

Amateur footage provides authorities with visual records of those who attend.