Sentence examples for a classic image from inspiring English sources

This is now a classic image.

It's a classic image of filial duty: Aeneas bearing his father, Anchises, out of burning Troy.

A classic image to begin with: a middle-aged woman sits alone in a cafe.

The search is on again for the truth contained in (or concealed by) a classic image.

Several of the plaques showed a classic image of Minerva, with spear, shield and owl but Dr Jackson could not make the letters spell her name.

For Vanity Fair's annual ­Hollywood issue a few years back, photographer Annie Leibovitz created a classic image of a film director at work.

The image is a classic Fallout image, using the slightly cartoonish mid-century theme of the previous games.

(In the French movie, incidentally, André Dussollier voices the old Aviator – an actor with a rather smoother, more classic image than Bridges).

A photograph of the icon shows the thin face of a bearded man with large eyes, sunken nose and face on a red background surrounded with a yellow circle – the classic image of St Paul.

The classic image of a tiny home is a grown-up dollhouse, a spot to play make-believe.

A play on the classic image of the bride throwing her bouquet.