underlit造句

• There we were, in this big old drafty underlit building.
• And worse, it was all caught on really bad, underlit color film.
• Many echoed his complaint about the underlit cinematography.
• Many scenes are grainy and underlit, bringing a documentary feel to much of it.
• A long underlit marble table that stretches through the center of the room encourages mingling.
• The dance floor is wooden, not underlit by flashing red, yellow, blue lights.
• He lives downtown in a cozy underlit book and image-strewn grad student's apartment.
• Each of the eight or nine rooms underlit, perpetually dim, even on the sunniest of days.
• The video is fairly no-frills, with few visual surprises other than oddly angled shots and the dark, underlit feel of a nightclub.
• Flash pictures, as I mentioned, had a tendency to be underlit, and most all the photos I took had a washed-out look.
• Peugeot, with its tropical setting, waterfalls, fountains, hardwood flooring and turquoise underlit walkways, offers a rare touch of flamboyance on the main floor.
• "The Funeral " swims in pungent period atmosphere _ underlit browns and yellows, sexual squalor as vivid as any since " Ironweed ."
• Meanwhile, Chase is plotting school pranks, shunning the popular crowd and hanging with the pierced, tattooed and politically conscious at an over-amped, underlit nightclub.
• The brisk, headlong style _ Kapur's camera constantly skulked through underlit, dank castle corridors _ was exciting to watch, but that style lacked any modulation or thoughtfulness.
• She made the 900 underlit glass cobblestones which were installed in early 2005 along the edge of Dublin's River Liffey; many of these cobblestones contain bronze or silver fish.
• From its pretentious title to its boho subject matter _ skinny dope lesbians in underlit apartments talking about semiotics _ " High Art " sets an unusually rarefied agenda for itself.
• Craiglockhart Hospital, a requisitioned Scottish castle, is bathed in an underlit decorousness as the film rides an actual historical circumstance _ the meeting there of poets Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen in 1917.
• From the underlit glass floor to the handpainted Clemente ceiling to the carved wood African stools jumbled in among silver-leaf Louis XV furniture and glowing " technogel " upholstery, its mischievousness is infectious.
• Reviewing " The Duellists " in The New York Times in 1978, Vincent Canby described " a memory of almost indescribable beauty, of landscapes at dawn, of overcrowded murky interiors, of underlit hallways and brilliantly sunlit gardens ."
• The third big screen installment of the Marvel comic book about a half-breed vampire ( Wesley Snipes ) going medieval on full-breed vampires is an unholy mess : underlit, overedited, with a glum star and about three too many story lines.