Sentence examples for visual fascination from inspiring English sources

Stunningly photographed by Jim Denault in a luminous style that gives the actors an otherworldly gloss (and sometimes lets them materialize out of thin air), "Illtown" holds so much visual fascination that its narrative comes as a harsh letdown.

Rather than an opaque carapace, it offers continually changing glimpses through and across its surfaces that, as well as creating simple visual fascination, communicate a sense of its inner life.

The only real splurge, Ms. de Beer said, was hiring a cat trainer and a large white Persian cat named Snoebell, indulging a visual fascination she finds hard to explain.

I'd be hypocritical to say so since as I have confessed I use actual physical libraries in the same way the digital library demands to be used – for the sheer visual fascination of the book as an object and storehouse of images.

But watchmakers have recently broken free of the spell, shifting their attention from the visual fascination of the tourbillon, which aims to counter the effects of gravity on a timepiece by mounting the watch escapement and balance wheel in a rotating cage, to the tuneful appeal of the minute repeater.

On the other hand, none of our patients exhibited any features from the "visual fascination" subgroup.

Yet his precision and rigidity are less about fidelity to models than they are about trying to bring his visual fascinations in line with his ability.

These sets have both an absorbing and a disorienting effect, combining visual shock and fascination -- perhaps the same effect the princess Turandot was supposed to have.

But given Postcard's strong visual identity, its fascination with Warhol's Factory and the fact that various band members had studied art, it's surprising that Simply Thrilled doesn't explore the intersections between Glasgow's music and art scenes that scholars such as Sarah Lowndes, in Social Sculpture (2003), have identified as one of the city's most distinctive features.

I have all this, and much more, planned out: an entire tour of kinds of seeing, species of looking, types of glancing, glimpsing, staring, modes of gazing, sorts of visual hypnosis and fascination.

IT'S unclear if humans are any more fascinated with animals than they ever have been, but it's safe to say that the visual manifestations of this fascination are on the rise.