Sentence examples for an echo of the image. from inspiring English sources

A tattered American flag juts out from one window; above it, a Hispanic grandmother peers down at the street, her elbows on a pillow, an echo of the image from the old New York magazine article.

The best of the film is the brief opening act: a weird, hallucinatory montage of moonlit or Melancholia-lit images, which are an exposition of themes and distorted premonition of narrative: they are an echo of some of the most disquieting images in Von Trier's Antichrist.

The unnerving image — an echo of Magritte — conveys both the blindness and the shame that envelop issues of the body.

All the books are displayed with their covers facing outward, a visual echo of the thumbnail images that crowd the Web store.

The mother (Delpy) has a particularly crass way of explaining to Remi why Wiener-Dog has to be spayed (Solondz creates a ghastly echo of this image in the next story) and she tells him a story about an adorable little dog of her own childhood which discloses the Islamophobia and xenophobia of her upbringing.

But Balanchine takes these ideas to deepen the whole "Nutcracker" world and offers a human-size echo of the overture's images of angelic vigilance and magical intervention.

The light-filled museum is a stunner, with a 210-foot spire echoing the image of the flag-raising on Iwo Jima.

This transcendence entails a novel composition, an expression, the echo of some previous images we have seen, maybe in museums or books, which are stored in our memories as archetypes and symbols, so that the photograph, by conscious or unconscious association and special variation, is elevated from the specific to the universal.

Then the 5 echoes of the remaining images were realigned to correct for motion artifacts (estimation of the realignment parameters is done for one echo and then copied to the other echoes).

With this approach, a saturation pulse is followed by a short delay, and then an echo-planar image of an area of interest is acquired.

The results of the modelling are shown in Figure 2A and B (echo of local images: 0.1 s, echo of global image: 1.5 s, see [20], note that these values indicate half decay values, and that -particularly due to the use of the 1.5 s gliding window - information of all preceding chords affects the correlations between the last chord and the preceding chords).