Sentence examples for visual leap from inspiring English sources
None of the games show a particular leap in terms of gameplay content, certainly not compared to the visual leap.
The current Rio is the last of the dowdy old-school Kias and the new model takes a dramatic visual leap forward.
Developed on the Unity platform, the new game's visual leap forward is obvious, right from the first five seconds when players whizz down a zipline in a lush 3D world.
She manipulates the images until they are virtually unrecognizable or at least only recognizable to viewers willing to make creative visual leaps.
Shortly after the film opens, you see Alex writing the words Paranoid Park in a notebook, a gesture that appears to set off a flurry of seemingly disconnected visuals — boys leaping through the air in slow motion, clouds racing across the sky in fast — that piece together only later.
The move is a vivid visual representation of a leap into the unknown for names which are rooted in the past but have far-reaching ambitions for the digital age.
Even before the great leap toward visual communication via cave wall paintings, there must have been communication among humans.
Natural selection for fast reactors resulted in a huge leap in visual acuity, the theory goes, making possible vast improvements in depth perception; increased ability to see colors; and perhaps the development of early forms of communication via pointing, i.e. making someone else look at the important thing you're seeing.
Film and dance, both intensely visual, make wordless metaphoric leaps in time and space and into the internal lives of characters.
He wrote that the game's visuals were the biggest leap, particularly after the "slow and chunky" graphics of the earlier release.
In "Republic, Lost" Lawrence Lessig — a Harvard Law School professor and a leading advocate of applying the principles of open Web access to less technical forms of creative expression, like music, writing, and the visual arts — makes an extraordinary leap of faith.
