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Zooming in sentence

31 examples of Zooming in a sentence

So for any problem, the more you can zoom out and embrace complexity, the better chance you have of zooming in on the simple details that matter most.
So we're zooming in here just to show you a little bit of it.
We're looking at many, many gigabytes of digital photos here and kind of seamlessly and continuously zooming in, panning through it, rearranging it in any way we want.
We're pulling out, we're zooming out, out through a nuclear pore, which is the gateway to this compartment that holds all the DNA, called the nucleus.
And as we start growing, the camera will actually start zooming out, and things that you see in the background there will start slowly pulling into the foreground, showing you a little bit of what you'll be interacting with as you grow.
You're in and out of traffic all day, and it's zooming around you.
Here, this animation is zooming in onto our solar system.
Here, the artist's conception is just zooming in and showing you what that planet might be like.
Zooming in on the fragments of the cup, we see molecules, made of atoms bound up together.
They're zooming into the pictures and using it for art class, biology class.
It's not just zooming in.
This one we're zooming in on is somewhere between 100,000 and a million galaxies in that small region.
So we're zooming in.
We're going to keep zooming in.
And we're zooming in by a factor of 100,000 times to obtain the resolution, so that we can see the branches of neurons all at the same time.
Instead you have a bunch of climbers zooming up a mountain with no acclimatisation; climbing with goggles off in full sun, and they are barely ever out of breath performing miraculous feats of endurance.
It was so boring that I found myself zooming through it at X2 speed and finished it in less than 30 minutes.
I'm not saying it won't happen like that, but zooming in on all the bravery like that makes my stomach churn.
The moment of seppuku is perfectly realized in relation to its shocking climax via pulling back the camera while simultaneously zooming in.
I can't praise the well-planned camera work enough, it moves us up and around, zooming in and out, giving us the best views of, and letting the locations become part of the scene.
The suspenseful plot gets cooking right off the bat through a chance encounter between the Bad Guy Saboteur and the Good Guy Wrongly Accused protagonist and continues zooming along through a series of further chance encounters and narrow escapes.
If I only had one camera that was accidentally glued to the floor, enough film for only one take of each shot, and then lost all that film and had to scrounge up some bucks to buy a few digital video tapes, and was forced to make an over-2-hour movie about the French Revolution, and also didn't have any sets and had to have my 4-year-old autistic son paint the backgrounds, and also the only actors I could find were the people who didn't make the auditions of that year's soap opera, and I was also forced to not use any music in the entire film, and also the zoom function on the camera didn't work except for one time when it accidentally started zooming in and couldn't stop, oh and if I hated my audience, then I might make something kind of like this awful, yet mistakenly hilarious, Hell-worthy waste of time.
But look at the views of San Fransisco taken from the air, zooming in on the city.
Mixed in with the scenes of mad-slasher gore and zombie infestation are some truly visually effective shots of the title character, "The Midnight Skater" zooming through the campus in a black hoodie, looking for all the world like a cross between the Grim Reaper and, say, The Silver Surfer.
Just when you're thinking of the worst movies you've ever seen, along comes this grade Z clunker zooming into the frame!
Alejandro's language is made of cold lights, cameras never standing still, zooming and moving like it was a video reporter filming a battle.
Lynn Drzick (who is not a professional, or arguably even an amateur, director), does an astounding job of making this film unbearable by zooming in nice and close while his stone faced cast deliver their lines in some of the most dreadful monotone ever filmed.
The person who filmed it kept zooming the camera in and out like they were investigative reporters.
Excellent scene of the chrome sphere zooming down the funeral parlor hallway and 'accidentally' digging into the skull one of the Tall Man's henchmen.
These powers consist of Sci-Fi level special effects, and zooming in on her eyes a lot.