Sentence examples for almost every picture from inspiring English sources

Picked out individually, however, almost every picture is comical.

And, in almost every picture, the guards, looking on with a smirk.

Almost every picture in this show irresistibly raises the question of its own making – simply, why?

Although almost every picture of yesterday's celebrities is stunning, the images all packed together are vapid.

Interestingly, you can instantly tell where almost every picture is taken.

Appearing in almost every picture, Jesus is a pretty, white-robed, impassive cipher; by comparison, most of the other characters seem humanly full-blooded.

("Lincoln," once considered the front-runner, has been nominated for almost every best picture award but won none of them.

He is wearing a suit, as he is in almost every available picture, and his tie and pocket handkerchief are expertly plumped.

This hoary attack on sensationalism has been covered in almost every newspaper picture of the 1930's, from "Five Star Final" (1931) to "Nothing Sacred" (1937).

One consolation for Laughton is that, unlike almost every other major picture of the era, every foot of film shot for The Night of the Hunter survives - not only the outtakes but all the original rushes, too.

Teniers painted almost every kind of picture, but chiefly genre scenes of peasant life, many of which were subsequently used for tapestry designs in the 18th century.