Sentence examples for visual clash from inspiring English sources

The visual clash is heavy-handed, yet it reveals the era's multifaceted Romanticism.

Local people have adjusted to the visual clash of ancient Greek civilization and modern Italian abusivismo, but first-time visitors still express shock.

This is not the most encouraging of debuts and the problem according to some critics seems to be that the well received visuals clash with the storyline.

"What creative touch be a asset, what mix a visual metaphors likely clash".

Amazon calls it "an aimless, juvenile amalgam of disjointed stories and clashing visual styles," which is about right.

But the clash between visuals (huge chandeliers, man with lyre, bewinged maiden in nightie) and sound (fierce, uncompromising) added to the intellectual challenge.

Tarkovsky realizes the allegorical tale with an overwhelming density of visual detail; the riot and clash of textures — between black-and-white and color, agonized contrasts of light and murk, shimmery reflections on vast pools of water, and abrading striations of grass and stone — form a frenzied vocabulary and lend the film the torrential inner force of Dostoyevskian rhetoric.

Peter Martins's "Guide to Strange Places," a premiere for the New York City Ballet that is part of Lincoln Center's two-month celebration of the music of John Adams, is a jarringly turbulent piece, channeling its energy into shifts of clashing colors, both visual and emotive.

TeamLab has transformed the bank's lobby into a surreal environment through a responsive interactive clash of audio and visual stimulation.

But the decidedly modern visual aesthetic Mazzara brings to Damien clashes with its premise.

Recent Hollywood blockbusters including Avatar and Clash of the Titans had visual effect work carried out in the UK.