Sentence examples for vivid visual experience from inspiring English sources
The real problem here — what Chabris and Simons call "the illusion of attention" — is that we are often unaware of these limitations; we think that we see the world as it really is, but "our vivid visual experience belies a striking mental blindness".
It appears that people can experience vivid visual imagery even when at least some of the relevant parts of the retinotopically mapped areas in their brain have been damaged.
Despite these improvements on clozapine, Mrs A continued to experience vivid visual hallucinations of tigers and lions.
Pisarev's comics, especially "Objects," are less narrative-based, and more a visual experience — the colors vivid and beautiful, the story largely undefined.
My definition of an artist, (I am not speaking of visual artists only here) is a person who internalizes, synthesizes and transforms their experience into a vivid visual image (or poem or dance or song...) and communicates the derived essence to the viewer.
The sustained, inquiring scrutiny of visual experience, the incisive glance and vivid insight; these are the things for which he is rightly celebrated".
And some people report even having vivid visual hallucinations, and some say they feel like they are experiencing being in a fantasy, others compare what they go through to the sensation they are in a dream but aware of the fact that they are in a dream.
Such vivid decoration was common in his time, shaping the 18th-century urban visual experience.
As with earlier classics of Conceptual performance -- Chris Burden having himself shot in the arm, Vito Acconci masturbating under the floorboards -- they are vivid one-liners that stick in the mind and have little to do with visual experience.
As with earlier classics of Conceptual performance — Chris Burden having himself shot in the arm, Vito Acconci masturbating under the floorboards — they are vivid one-liners that stick in the mind and have little to do with visual experience.
It's a visual experience".
