Sentence examples for anonymous subjects from inspiring English sources

Ms. Roth, who is a photographer and a painter, uses a painterly style in her studies of anonymous subjects, including commuters, musicians and a dog.

She is a highly disruptive presence, role playing with the photos' anonymous subjects while wearing strange outfits made of packing tape and ripped fabric.

After viewing the before and after photographs of anonymous subjects in Mr. Leyvand's research paper, Dr. Banner, who is a professor of history at the University of Southern California, said the original faces were more attractive.

Jenny Vogel's eerie black-and-white photos capture anonymous subjects sitting in front of their Webcams, while Joan Grossman's Wikipedia searches of wars, massacres, acts of terror and genocide produce more chilling data.

Through Oct. 29 Artemis Greenberg Van Doren 730 Fifth Avenue, at 57th Street Through Oct. 4 Echoes of August Sander, Diane Arbus, William Eggleston and high fashion shoots inform Katy Grannan's derivative photographs, whose youngish, anonymous subjects are carefully unposed in unremarkable settings.

Yet the eye insists on outstripping the mind: as Keïta's anonymous subjects tried out new identities and inaugurated a new country, their vigor combined with his to create an aesthetic exercise that, though we may not fully understand its workings, ought to be good for the heart.

The photograph's anonymous subject is a workingman who could be forty or sixty.

Don't retweet it if you wouldn't tweet it Late last year, thousands of people falsely identified Lord McAlpine as a paedophile by naming him as the anonymous subject of an inaccurate Newsnight film.

Given an enlarged photo of one 42-year-old man's open hand, he peers at it through his magnifying glass.He sees much to please the (anonymous) subject: a kind heart, appealing "brain line", the promise of long life, children and wealth.

In addition to a baseline condition (DG), a third-party anonymous subject was introduced who either silently observed or observed and got to give feedback by choosing one of seven messages consisting of varying degree of (dis)satisfaction.

'That Girl' reveals the messy process of representation and also an effort to show all details of the body, not as an anonymous subject but as a contributor with agency.