Sentence examples for visual innovations from inspiring English sources

For all his visual innovations, Mr. Silverstein battled stubborn opposition to even the tiniest changes to The Times.

For all the visual innovations though, LeCompte insists that the text itself remains sacrosanct, and, "on a par with the visual".

Pixar's feature-length releases, which consistently achieved worldwide commercial success, were lauded not only for their visual innovations but for their intelligent and emotional storytelling.

When you're young and new to the very idea of newness in art, Vienna's visual innovations can be a matter of love at first sight.

Švankmajer combined the tradition of Czech folk puppetry with animation to develop many of the visual innovations established a generation earlier by Czech animators Karel Zeman and Jiří Trnka.

In staging the opera, Mr Beresford recalled his childhood visits to an uncle's ranch, where he watched shearers and stockmen in just such surroundings.He has endowed this production with some visual innovations of his own.

Interest in space has been led by technical visual innovation across both factual and fictional genres to a striking degree.

But, while providing several of the stunning townscapes that may explain much of the show's appeal in America – a sunlit college chapel seems to be looking over the speakers' shoulders in most scenes – there is also some visual innovation.

"You just think, 'Oh really, you want me to put that on?' " He said that visual innovation is often "frowned upon" in the field and that commissioned scores eat up budgets, leaving little money for design elements.

Visual innovation has been tolerated impressively often in the tradition of what became known as (borrowing from the word for passages improvised by pianists) "cadenza episodes", in which the show departed from its usual structure or style.

The result was a visual innovation: the inspiration from a trip to Indonesia translated as swooping skirts shaped and printed with waves or a landscape created in crusty lace of vivid colors.