Sentence examples for visually realised from inspiring English sources

In the film, this motif is visually realised by a through line of actors appearing in one period after another in different incarnations.

I suspect plenty more will like them as individual pieces, beautifully realised, visually interesting, and oddly covetable.

Amos Miller is visually impaired and realised that technology might be able to help him "enjoy everyday experiences outside of the home" after his daughter was born.

He described it as "a hugely enjoyable episode that revels in its modern London setting", praising the way its ideas were realised visually on-screen.

"The designer and I had long meetings about where to pitch the show visually, how to realise the aesthetic.

But the director always insists on an excess of surreality by pedantically realising visually every strange detail of Joel's memory-angst.

This new visually enhanced Hiragana learning materials, realised in a book form, include pictorial illustrations aimed at enhancing the students' learning process and increasing their content schema.

Cheered by them, Madonna and her dancers performed their choreographed dance moves, later described as a 'disco act backed by avant-garde dancers.' Seeing the performance, they also realised that Madonna appeared visually stunning.

They realised that they needed to cater for the visually impaired; who were consulted before the design stage.

In 2006, when Refn was at a low ebb – struggling financially, directing Miss Marple for British TV – he realised what he wanted to make were the visually dizzying genre pictures that are now his trademark.

I realised it's much easier to convey messages visually than in words so I started working with a small company in Holland to produce science movies.