Sentence examples for visual fantasia from inspiring English sources

Boyle is terrified of boring an audience, and he turns every moment into a visual fantasia — even the passage of a drop of water from the bottle into Aron's mouth becomes a slow-motion essay on water movement.

Nichols has felt something in the American atmosphere — economic uncertainties, extreme weather, a widespread impression of things sliding out of control — and crystallized it into domestic drama and visual fantasia.

As the first car created entirely by the company's AMG performance division (rather than adapted from a civilian Mercedes), the SLS can't match the visual fantasia of the scissor-doored SLR, or that car's terminal speed of 207 miles per hour.

So ravishing that you're almost prepared to sell your soul to the devil to keep the succession of lush images coming, Silviu Purcarete's version of Goethe's Faust is such a seductive visual fantasia that you might not notice it has sold its own soul to spectacle.

Perhaps because Audrey Tautou, star of Amelie another favorite film, is the lead in Gondry's Mood Indigo I presumptuously hoped for a marriage of both films that would birth a visual fantasia and sharp screenwriting.

Narrated by the "spirit of flowers" (in the voice of Meryle Streep), visual fantasia features the most sophisticated and elegant time-lapse and slow motion images illuminating the beauty, grace, and essential nature of the pollinators who fertilize the flowers and fruits of the earth.

Reyner Banham, in his seminal book Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies, wrote rapturously about hamburgers as being "a work of visual art" and a "fantasia on functional themes", comparable to the buildings in which they are sold.

The official "Take Your Way" music video features visuals and direction by Fantasia Utomaro.

Throughout his career, he closely followed advances in recording techniques, sought out new media (extending, in "Fantasia," to the visual) and experimented with orchestral seating plans.

The three monologues, all performed by the remarkable Ms. Taylor and directed by Henry Godinez, are woven into a fantasia of lush visual images and an opulence of verbal and physical energy.

As gorgeous in its painterly way as the more exotic-looking "A Little Princess," "Great Expectations" is also a visual garden of delights, a fantasia and variations on a theme of green.