Sentence examples for The passerby of from inspiring English sources

"The city's streets are like an open book," he says; "each corner has a story to tell, from the beautiful truck art murals that are brimming with optimism and a new found stability, to the bullet-ridden facades and sectarian graffiti reminding the passerby of the city's turbulent past".

The only true danger a DA poses to the average TV Viewer is the lure of a comfortable couch and elaborate home theater system, both of which can entangle the passerby in hours of pure junkie entertainment.

The casual fan, or the passerby watching out of curiosity, will often use such a moment to escape out the backdoor, pleading for human decency as he goes.

Rather, it foists itself on the eye of the passerby in a manner that is both irritating and melancholy.

Whether promoting a product, an event, or a sentiment (such as patriotism), a poster must immediately catch the attention of the passerby.

THE passerby sees the headlights of a parked automobile and opens the door to turn them off when he is arrested for car theft.

Hopper's glamorously bleak wee-hours diner bespeaks impenetrable private ordeals, and no less enigmatic compensations, to the passerby whose viewpoint each of us assumes as we gaze.

A temple column with a message carved on it is not a book nor is a sign or placard, which, though it may be easy enough to transport, is made to attract the eye of the passerby from a fixed location.

For visual quality, the appearance of the passerby in Figure 8 obtained based on the proposed scheme is much clearer than that obtained based on DISCOVER, especially around the moving object boundaries.

The passerby had identified the bust of Franklin as Beecher's.

As a peer and passerby of the day-to-day experience of collegiate youth, I've noticed that this is a common practice among many millennials.