Sentence examples for visual garbage from inspiring English sources

Other cities, such as London, have cleaned their rivers not just of visual garbage but also invisible pollutants.

Jesse Washington I recently attended a performance of "Women on the Verge," and had to resist shouting, "Make it all stop!" I have never before been so bombarded by visual garbage.

KRISTIN LUCAS, 32, a 1994 graduate of Cooper Union, started out as a V.J. (video jockey) mixing video material culled from friends or found in the garbage into visual collages at parties much the way D.J.'s mix music.

All unfold against the eerie visuals of quarantine, with uncollected garbage lining deserted streets, empty public spaces, masked faces, isolated clusters of families reduced to a primitive, almost tribal existence.

The pomposity of this curtain-raising battle is off the scale, its visual spectacle matched by the moreish garbage spouted by the combatants.

"Here Comes the Garbage Barge!" is a glorious visual treat, but as an inspirational tale, it feels weirdly inconclusive; it wants to celebrate garbage and wag a finger at the same time.

It is a carefully structured film, full of competing voice-overs, repeated visual motifs (almost every shot includes a garbage can) and clever grace notes.

The Great Pacific garbage patch is one of the most visual and present symbols of human disregard for the environment available to artists.

Even leaving the garbage aside, many riders are weary of the visual and olfactory assaults created by other passengers' treating the train as if it were a dining car.

A sequence of the camera panning across a garbage heap in an abandoned lot in Harlem sets up a visual device which reoccurs in Hey Good Lookin'.

Garbage in, garbage out.