Sentence examples for a snapshot of a from inspiring English sources

It is a snapshot of a moment.

Every statistic is merely a snapshot of a moving target.

He would then produce a snapshot of a prize pig.

A snapshot of a nation at the table, then.

That's a snapshot of a great life, right there.

So it's almost like a snapshot of a moment?

A rigorously performed opinion poll offers a snapshot of a moment.

But a physical merely provides a snapshot of a person's health, not a history.

A snapshot of a few projects gives a sense of the scope of what could come.

But "99%" is more than a snapshot of a gathering of idealists in Lower Manhattan.

It's a snapshot of a once-prosperous country brought low by 50 years of central planning.