Sentence examples for People graphic from inspiring English sources
He is further suspected of sending people graphic images of execution methods that he acquired over social media, they said.
Using computer-generated blends of real people, graphic designer Karen Graw tweaked and altered each face until she found the perfect match for each legend of the Disney universe.
An email exchange between about 20 people – Universal people, Save the Children people, graphic designers and a video director who was up all the previous night making final edits to the film, as well as gifs and Instagram videos – hammered out the last-minute technicalities well into the small hours.
There were several times where we witness the death of Black people, graphic violence, see Sandra's body and even her organs.
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But then came the party people with graphic diamond patterns cut into suede jackets or vivid Lurex on the big polo shirts, offering the same early 1980s provincial dive look that popped up for the spring 2011 women's line at MiuMiu.
Contestants now, ordinary people, builders, graphic designers, retirees, have the kind of perfectionist, fingertip control that Great British culture would once have found hilarious and definitively foreign.
People like graphic designers, engineers and financial analysts who need lots of computing horsepower at their fingertips are not candidates for thin computers.
Death Train was on show at the Art Institute of Chicago till mid-October, part of an exhibition telling the story of the Taller de Gráfica Popular (TGP; people's graphic workshop), a collective founded in Mexico City in 1937 by Mendez, Luis Arenal and Pablo O'Higgins.
"In instances when people report graphic content to us that should include warnings or is not appropriate for people under the age of 18, we may add a warning for adults and prevent young people from viewing the content".
