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121 examples of Texture in a sentence

If we zoom in on this photograph right here, we can see it's a really nice photograph to have of her, because she is lit from absolutely everywhere at the same time to get a nice image of her facial texture.
You can see that the skin pore structure changes enormously from stretched skin pores to the regular skin texture.
In addition to this kind of high-resolution geometry, since it's all captured with cameras, we've got a great texture map to use for the face.
It adds roughness to the dune's surface, to the texture of the dune's surface, binding the grains.
Now, what I'm going to be looking for in this test is how it protects your lips, the texture, right, and maybe if you can discern any flavor or not.
So now it's great because now we have this texture, and we can add numbers to it as well.
In low-fat butter, or actually in many low-fat products, when you take the fat out, you actually take the taste and the texture out.
So what they do is they put gelatin back in, in order to retain the texture.
It's used in paint for the texture, but also for the glossiness.
Unfortunately like the first, this one doesn't have any new ideas or anything resembling a plot or texture.
It's pacing is sacrificed to a uniform texture of dialog.
There was no use of nuance in the lighting, no shades of gray, no depth, no texture...just black and just white...boring!
I should also mention the important contribution of Philip Glass who did the score, which adds an additional texture to the film, and is superior to the one he did for Scorsese's Kundun.
The film has great texture.
Each character is wonderfully exploited and harkens back to the days of old when films were rich with character actors whose very appearance in the film adds richness, texture and authenticity.
But it did have a quality in the texture of its visual appearance that suggests May Thomas is onto something we should pay attention to.
The black-and-white, somewhat grainy texture perfectly captures the mood that the segment is trying to portray.
The Black and White texture gives a newsreel-like quality.
Every object on set seems painstakingly arranged so as to provoke layers of emotional texture.
The high contrast and thick layer of grain make you question yourself as to what you are really seeing at times, but the use of texture, combined with the extreme contrast, create an incredible viewing experience.
Though the hippie aspects were the most tacky parts of "Blow Up", they created a nice texture and gave the film more meaning than it might otherwise have had.
Their children (all with divergent accents!) are alternately humorous and annoying, and Geraldine Fitzgerald has a nothing role as a put-upon wife (and the disgruntled texture she brings to the part seems entirely wrong).
This is a movie that demonstrates that mood and music and texture aren't enough to make a good film.
The visuals are nowhere near the rich and gritty texture of the original artworks, and the story is poorly told.
Another bad scene was when Kate was running her hands over the pavement it appeared that she was examining the texture of the pavement.
the movie is far more sophisticated and intelligent is its exploration of sexual tension than such American attempts as 9 and a half weeks...the courtroom scene itself...with the couple copulating in the cage while the heroine pleads for their orgasm...is amazing...I have not seen this movie in 20 years...but it made indelible pictures in my mind...it is rich in texture and successful in creating a world where sex is the engine for all activity, and at its bottom is the yawning angst that lives in us all....the plot is European, and it meanders a bit, but so does life...especially when you are 17 and have a constant hard on....
A highly atmospheric cheapie, showing great ingenuity in the use of props, sets and effects (fog, lighting, focus) to create an eerie and moody texture.
This movie is recommended for its mood and texture, not for its story.
The use of multiple film stocks add a lot of texture to the story.
This movie has the same texture and look of Panic in Needle Park or Drugstore Cowboy.
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