Sentence examples for a different image from from inspiring English sources

"It's funny as it is an image that you know but it's actually quite a different image from the one you know," he said.

"In the news media of the world he became the symbol of the Italy that tries to portray a different image from a disaster of this kind.

It also has a dual-screen function where you could play a game together but each of you would see a different image, from your own character's viewpoint.

Each creature looks into the glass — the "wonderfully flat thing" — for the first time and is shocked to see a different image from the animal preceding it.

After some departing passengers expressed concerns about the picture, which offers a stylized depiction of Marie-Thérèse Walter, Picasso's mistress and the mother of one of his daughters, Maya, the airport and the National Galleries of Scotland agreed to put a white cover over it and replace it with a different image from the exhibition – though not without a rejoinder from gallery officials.

In the third set, trailing by 0-3, Nadal sat forlornly on his chair during a changeover, his chin resting on his hands and his eyes welling with tears: quite a different image from that of the energetic optimist whose face rarely betrays the scoreline.

A different image emerges from viewing genetics as an investigative science involving an interplay of methodological and explanatory reasoning (Waters 2004a).

This painting, a three-quarter-length image, shows a youthful, charismatic Washington, a very different image from the elderly Washington in the portrait by Gilbert Stuart.

So material examination yields a different image of Seurat from the one we may have had.

His organic beard and open-necked shirt are a very different image from the usual clean-shaven suit-wearers of the political establishment.

We accept it as normal now to have at least one glowing square in our field of vision that beams out a completely different image from its surroundings.