| Video projection has made it easier to suggest movement, through flickery film of landscape speeding past behind the window. |
| At any rate, both systems are said to be at least as good as, and probably better than, film, which looks jittery and flickery in comparison. The biggest hurdle facing digital cinema is financial not technological. |
| What feels exciting to me, atmospherically, as a fiction writer, is the flickery quality of so many of these places. |
| It may be that never before has an illustrator reproduced the flickering of a candle in so candle-like a manner, so flickery. |
| I'm not sure if this was intentional, but if so, it would be in keeping with a flickery flame of sexy Italian whimsy that Mr. Dundas is fanning hard at Pucci. |
| But these are a far cry from the traditional British seaside arcade packed with flickery old Track and Field cabinets. |
