Sentence examples for visual shaping from inspiring English sources

The film was screened at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival in-competition and won the Technical Grand Prize for the film's "visual shaping".

In the video, synesthesia is articulated in a way that is not unlike when you shut your eyes while listening to a song maybe you've ingested some narcotics, who knows?—and your mind's eye projects some inner visuals shaped by the music.

The strange visual shapes of "Against the Sky" evoked strange emotional states.

I trust its narrative, its visual shapes and its gestural motifs.

And when I edited the Oxford History of Western Art (735 plates), the choice of illustrations (and thus of the visual shape of the history) was significantly shaped by costs.

What Hulls is doing with Maliphant is nothing less than giving visual shape to the transforming power of the dancing body, and the dancing imagination.

Steven Pinker, the author of "The Language Instinct" and a psychology professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says that PowerPoint can give visual shape to an argument.

It was forceful enough to contribute to the visual shape of an era, but by World War I it was out of favor.

But Shepard's lightly caricatured style, like that of Jean de Brunhoff, creator of Babar the elephant, would prove adept at giving visual shape to Milne's comic verses.

We can even attend to its visual shape and layout before us, as the poet e. e. cummings often invited his readers to do.

Its director Gary Ross, whose filmography includes "Seabiscuit" and "Pleasantville," was presented with a few challenges when adapting the popular novel, including how to portray the child-on-child violence in a PG-13 way and how to give visual shape to characters and scenes that existed so vividly on the page for readers.