Sentence examples for visual substance from inspiring English sources

Yet sculpture is, of course, the visual substance of this show.

The hyperbole is given visual substance with an Antonioniesque critique of modern architecture; as humanistic counterpoint, Godard offers recurring themes from Beethoven string quartets and a snippet of his own handwritten diary declaring himself to be the last free man.

You may have enjoyed the mind-blowing psychedelic colour schemes of Alice In Wonderland, and so did I, but the story was a boilerplate afterthought, a perpetual affliction of film-makers of enormous visual substance.

It adds visual substance to the narrative of Russia lifting itself from its knees to become a strong country again after the apparent failure of the democratic project in the 1990s.

We're better able now to see that the achievement of Cham art lies precisely in the way it transforms the visual substance of another culture, or cultures, into a persuasive new idiom, one that comes across as an exultantly confident statement of religious and political power.

The production is smoothly directed by Stephen Brackett and given just enough visual substance by scenic designer Andrew Boyce.

The optical reflex is slower; in man, the nervous pathway includes the visual cortex (the outer substance of the brain; the visual centre is located in the occipital rear lobe).

Adaptation involves a photochemical process involving the visual pigment substance contained in the rods and the cones.

We did not find studies about several conditions that are highly relevant to driving (eg, seizure disorders, visual impairment, substance abuse and others) likely due to under-reporting.

As a substance, colour schemes can falsify emotion through visual means.

In many cases, the visual style and substance of superhero comics are being appropriated by fans and artists to criticize the approach of the new president and his team.