Sentence examples for visual descriptions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "visual descriptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to detailed accounts or portrayals that evoke imagery through sight, often in literature, art, or design contexts. Example: "The author’s visual descriptions of the landscape made it easy for readers to imagine the scene vividly."
Visual descriptions are usually the most skippable parts of any poem.
Sometimes, it's a matter of just one or two words, dropped casually into conversations, or scattered around visual descriptions.
Ross's characters are always powerfully delineated through brilliant visual descriptions, dialogue that trips off the tongue, and keenly observed behaviour.
In "Sons and Lovers," Paul Morel is a painter, and among the book's glories are its gleaming visual descriptions.
While Shone is an able writer, deft in visual descriptions and perceptive in his portrait of trans-Atlantic differences, "In the Rooms" drifts too far from these strengths.
But there are also really memorable visual descriptions, too, like the one of Caesar cleaning Yvonne's room, and I wondered whether one or the other came first — whether you hear something or see something.
There is almost no visual description in his work, very little metaphor or figuration, no fine phrasing or lush gratuity.
Hall is a poet, and Speak is very much a poet's novel, full of exquisitely written visual description.
"The F.C.C. can point to no statutory provision that gives the agency authority to mandate visual description rules," the court said.
Yet his years of close study of art have left an undeniable imprint and peep through in his mastery of visual description.
Mike Carter, Guardian contributor and author of One Man and his Bike My golden rule when writing a piece is to include as much visual description as possible.
