cinematically

The story took form as they needed a setting which could work well cinematically.

Though cinematically effective, their basis in reality has not been established.

And it's just one of those movies that, I don't know, bring you to another place cinematically.

But he struggled to find the key to making the novel work cinematically.

It was, cinematically speaking, the place to make a dramatic feature.

Cinematically speaking, it's a difficult summer for the male reproductive organs.

Now it moved cinematically, with quick cuts and powerful vignettes.

Cinematically that may be a good thing, but it's at the root of the negative reactions.

Playback is the only one of his novels not have been cinematically adapted.

Suddenly every show looks cinematically wide, but the subject, in the middle of the screen, remains undistorted.

Gance was determined to make his audience "see cinematically," as he put it.

Certainly no one has ever come closer, cinematically.

"There's a contemporary audience that expects something visually and cinematically interesting," she said.

Cinematically, British commercials may indeed be advertising's cutting edge.

The films are gorgeous to look at, cinematically exhilarating and a bit arid.

For me, cinematically at least, the timing was cruelly double-edged.

With carefully placed illustration lines, much of his work appears chaotic, yet cinematically framed.

Walking between the city's subway cars, at least cinematically, has been an occasional aid to some especially dangerous characters.

"I like to think he would have expected us to refocus the narrative structure to make it work cinematically.

Presumably, filming the dancers onstage would have been more expensive, and less effective cinematically.

Cinematically, Mr. Schultz hasn't decided what he wants to do next.

"By remembering what happened in Bosnia through a series of cinematically compelling individual tragedies, one has already lost the battle," he said.

The source novel was cinematically adapted a second time in 2002 as Ripley's Game.

Ultimately, the novel thrives on humor and cinematically vivid prose.

He seems amused at the idea that a lot of women will be happy to see him squirm, even cinematically in "Boomerang."