Sentence examples for a thumbnail version from inspiring English sources

For example, the default mode for any photograph is a thumbnail version.

The P.S. 1 show is a thumbnail version of his career but packs a lot of information into a single gallery.

The earliest piece, "Oneirology" from 1982, pays homage to Picasso with a thumbnail version of his "Weeping Woman" surrounded by two dozen different tiny images, like portraits of Coco Chanel, André Breton and Queen Ranavalona of Madagascar, who was deposed by the French and mentioned by Marcel Proust.

And if there is a link to a photo or video, you can see a thumbnail version.

The argument just sketched is a thumbnail version of the Transcendental Deduction of the Pure Concepts of the Understanding in the B edition of the Critique of Pure Reason (B129 B169), more commonly known as "the B Deduction".

And the plate sections, which are gathered together at the end of each chapter, provide more than the usual photographs and drawings; their captions amount to a running commentary thorough enough to serve as a thumbnail version of the text.

When you're busy searching, you get a handy thumbnail version of clips that you can hover over to preview.

A new Lightbox-style photo viewer lets you enjoy all the image files you've saved from everywhere else, and a thumbnail preview version lets you see what's what before bothering to open them.

The thumbnail version of Belle & Sebastian is music made for, by and about sensitive misfits.

The thumbnail version of this worry about such metaphors is that they promote adversarial conceptions of argument that lead interlocutors with those conceptions to behave adversarially in argumentative contexts.

On your profile page, look to the right of the screen for the thumbnail version of your profile picture.