Sentences with phrase «prefer more visual»

As a deaf film fan, I prefer more visual horror films: Candyman, the Nightmare on Elm Street series, Final Destination films and Scream are amongst my favourites.

If you prefer a more visual approach, be sure to visit her blog — as she's got the photo tutorial just waiting to change your life for the better.

If you prefer a more visual approach, be sure to visit her blog - as she's got the photo tutorial just waiting to change your life for the better.

The interest in the format, which entails more dynamic creative, shows how digital advertisers prefer more visual marketing over simple text.

Not exact matches

On its own, this large asset is valuable to your audience but what about potential customers that prefer content in a more visual format?

Between red and white quinoa, I prefer the former for its more intense nutty flavour and visual impact.

Some might prefer music; others might love a more visual or hands - on activity.

Wired into the animals» visual centers is a recognition system that automatically prefers mates that have more «giraffelike» characteristics.

Males are more scent - oriented — people prefer them over females for tasks that require trailing and tracking — so they may pay less attention to visual differences, he says.

Men are more prone to the visual approach and women prefer those who charm by verbal skills.

Part of me still prefers the pixelated style of the original game, but that's more of a style critique than a visual fidelity issue.

The biggest problem with this is that Soul Calibur is more about visual flair then precise execution, meaning I would actually prefer it to toy with my button inputs since they are not very accurate to begin with.

The more visual learners will prefer mind maps, the more linear would go with bullet point ideas.

If you'd prefer something a little more visual, take a look at our Gatwick airport hotels photos and videos to help you decide on a product to suit you.

Some people may prefer smaller text so they can more easily see the visuals, whereas others may prefer larger text so that reading is easier and less of a strain.

I enjoyed it this way, but I prefer FAST RMX on the big screen so I can take in more of the beautiful visuals Shin» en has put into these awesome tracks!

Visuals aside, I don't see DC as good alternative, unless you prefer a more casual arcade experience.

By and large, it's still smoother overall than the original Wii U version, but the situation becomes muddier when Switch runs in portable mode - at this point, the drops in performance are far more noticeable and while hardly game - breaking, we would have preferred less of an adherence to matching docked visual quality and more of a focus on making the game run as smoothly as possible.

This change, matched with the addition of English voice overs in the game and the ability to switch the game's subtitles off, sees Zero Time Dilemma aim to appeal to players who would typically be put off by visual novels and prefer a more «Western» video game.

Although the visual element of design is the main reason many people choose to study graphics, some prefer to explore more of the behind - the - scenes «process» when entering the industry.

I'm not sure if Ruello considers himself a latter - day abstract illusionist — he seems to prefer the more technical term «big fat liar» to describe his penchant for visual fake - outs — but it's safe to say that Frank Stella's dictum that «what you see is what you see» does not apply to Ruello's Unknown Adventures in Unknown Spaces series.

She prefers to express herself in a more direct and visual language using contemporary material.

-- I prefer to make my slides more visual than text - based.

The truth is that visuals are becoming more and more important for marketing, particularly online marketing, where many would prefer to skim or look at visuals than read lots of text.

If there is a particular visual effect you'd prefer to leave enabled, you can individually select it here, but the more options that are disabled the better your PC's performance will be.

However in some instances, (more often in creative industries like graphic design, web development or advertising), a visual resume may be preferred or even required.

Do they prefer to read blog posts, or do they prefer to view more visual content like videos or infographics?