Sentence examples for visual challenge from inspiring English sources

However, the visual challenge of those later, unfinished paintings remains.

One of my favorite Jarnac dishes was a visual challenge.

Helena Landless and her fiery brother Neville presented a visual challenge.

"Time will tell whether I am able to adapt to this new visual challenge," he writes.

Presentation of neuropsychological tests on a computer screen may involve a visual challenge to the examinee.

He saw abstract painting, he told Mr. Ostrow, as "still the primary visual challenge of our time.

Often a documentary tackles a topic that, however tempting, poses visual challenges (or exhausts the imagination of the filmmaker).

Such a merger might make Ms. Phelps's work more ordinary for a while, but it also might lead someplace where there are greater visual challenges and rewards.

In trying to create a style of movement for the characters, though, the filmmakers needed to solve a range of visual challenges.

Andrew Marantz's article on how filmmakers are embracing virtual reality — and the technical, narrative, and visual challenges they face when they do — seemed to me to reveal the unnatural fit between V.R. and movies, rather than depict how well they work together ("Studio 360," April 25th).

That was the least of the visual challenges presented : "The main thing I worked on was figuring out how to draw the characters – to be recognisably Asian without being a caricature – which was an issue with a lot of Golden Age comics.