Sentence examples for visual definition from inspiring English sources

And, he wrote, the story is presented "with remarkable visual definition of developing intrigue and mood".

As a one-off visual definition of the word "sophisticated," that bowl will do.

Aisleyne's Argos special took longer to assemble, and turned out to be a striking visual definition of the word "flimsy".

"The pockets can add visual definition back there and give wandering female eyes something to look at".

While there is imagery of what aurochs looked like, Mr. Tintori and his crew didn't want to be bound by that visual definition.

Others are stuck in hellholes like Chapala Crossing, a rusty-dusty town on the Mexican border that takes its visual definition from an abandoned filling station and a crumbling church.

There's something about the potent messiness of paint that tends to blur the edges of fixed visual definitions.

Raul Bobadilla's winner for Augsburg, driven in after Dortmund snatched at numerous chances to clear their lines, with a visual dictionary definition of panic.

At the population level, the diversity rank-score graphs on three common visual space definitions, M 0, M 1, and M 2, respectively provide a powerful visualization comparison, not only among all (sixteen) trials in an experiment, but also among all (three) analytic methods based on M 0, M 1, and M 2, respectively (see Fig. 5 and Sect. 2.3).

He was a fan of the 3D graphics used in Battlezone and I, Robot, but felt that the visuals lacked definition and wanted to create a game with "solid and clean" 3D graphics.

Robin Gutch is clear about why the film stood out: "Film-makers who come from visual arts, by definition, come from a different way of working.