Sentence examples for visual counterpart from inspiring English sources

Its visual counterpart was left up to Ms. Desjardins, with Anne Zuerner credited as the choreographer.

"So we decided to organize sort of a visual counterpart," Jack added.

Clad in red boiler suits, the nine-piece group developed an imposing visual counterpart to their often brutal-sounding music.

Likewise the visual counterpart to Ms. Prestini's radiant, folk-inspired "Cut Him Into Little Stars" felt more decorative than integrated.

Rap was a form of aural graffiti, just as the graffiti style wars were the visual counterpart of the fevered sonic competition among rappers and D.J.'s.

Now it's designed as "a visual counterpart" to the music without intruding on their personal lives or influencing the way the band works.

Within a week to a few months after surgery, the children could match felt objects to their visual counterparts.

This British artist is a lively writer, too: his recent works on paper combine Surrealistic collage and Expressionist cartooning, and they are the visual counterparts to his antic satire of modern art in the form of a mock-biography called "Doodaaa: The Balletic Art of Gavin Twinge," published by Bloomsbury last year.

That's right, folks, these new notebooks not only come adorned with flower prints, but also smell like their visual counterparts.

OP ART GIFs lend themselves to this visual style quite well, reveling in optical illusion by animating the sensations of movement already present in their static visual counterparts.

Also, not to get all freshman media studies here, but you can't just isolate the spoken portion of the debate from its visual counterparts and feel like you're getting the full experience.