Sentence examples for visual glory from inspiring English sources
It's a visual glory hallelujah of a game.
"The game's visual glory resides in its sense of scale, naturally: vast stadiums, giant seaside cities, titanic ruins," writes Parkin.
Or the look of a skyline, where the man-made and the natural combine to create visual glory.
The video-game medium curves toward realism or, as the novelist Nicholson Baker put it in the magazine, a "visual glory hallelujah".
Mounted in a mighty phalanx at the Whitney, the "Banality" suite has lost none of its power to blow art-loving minds with its collisions — "concussive," Rothkopf calls them — of visual glory and intellectual squalor.
And yet many of us who grew up watching movies in the predigital era have rarely experienced the ones in, and shown on, film in all their visual glory: battered prints and bad projection have helped thwart the ideal experience.
The rest of Season 7, Episode 1 — "Dragonstone" — proceeds in a jolly combination of plot advancement and plot explanation, with visual glories and horrors accompanying.
IF there is a lesson to be extracted from the visual glories of "Miami Vice" — the painterly compositions of tropical sea and sky, the glowing, throbbing nightclub set pieces, the meticulously choreographed deployments of lethal force — it might be that love and work don't mix.
You don't have to buy into the religioso stuff to thrill at Ang Lee's visual glories.
Painters interpret for us the visual glories of God, and in this way, bring us closer to Him.
This leads to an inconsistency in viewing the three spatial dimensions (height, width and depth) required to enjoy 3D films in all their glory, causing visual discomfort or headaches.
