Sentence examples for visual splendour from inspiring English sources

Istanbul, for instance, "is a wonderful racket of visual splendour".

Some pundits (this one included) were duly impressed with War Horse's visual splendour and beguiling puppets, but less so with the actual play.

In spite of its occasional flights of visual splendour, one of the most engaging aspects of the film is its mundane quality.

I reckon Terrence Malick's pompous and overlong The Tree of Life, distinguished by passages of visual splendour and a strong ensemble, went out too soon at Cannes and has lost momentum.

It is just madness, it's the worst we've ever had.' Rain like this makes the average Londoner look out of his or her workplace windows and smile at the visual splendour of it all.

That is why, in spite of its wind-chill factor and visual splendour, the film feels evasive, as if it is trying to bury its darker themes under the snow.

The director is brilliant at bringing a world to life and while I've seen the plot summarised accurately as Dances With Wolves in space, its visual splendours are many.

Yet there is real splendour in the visual storytelling.

But, while this version of the cartoon adventures of the bequiffed Tintin staged in tandem with the Barbican, is full of visual delights, it lacks the narrative richness and Gothic splendour of some of those earlier shows.

The Venice Biennale is one of the great markers in the international art world calendar, and from 9 May, this city of labyrinthine alleys, of Tintorettos and Veroneses, of Gothic elegance and Byzantine splendour, becomes the destination for visitors seeking out the latest trends and tendencies in visual art.

Not so sure about the splendour, sorry.