Sentence examples for as pictures of from inspiring English sources
William Hazlitt cited a view of his work as "pictures of nothing, and very like".
In the Tractatus, sentences are treated as "pictures" of states of affairs.
Clegg appeared to get less criticism as pictures of Miliband's wreath emerged first.
Spring pictures, or "shunga", were almost as numerous as pictures of landscapes, famous beauties or animals.
Posts also include relatively inane fare, such as pictures of mosques, meals and elephants.
He described them as "pictures of improbable chalky luminosity and understated bliss".
The second are photographs taken and circulated for numerous reasons that have subsequently been reinterpreted as pictures of the past.
As pictures of Mr. Obama and union protests flash across the screen, the narrator cites economic ills micro to macro.
Notes and lab documents from the hospital can be viewed, as well as pictures of the terrible rash she developed.
They were mainly abstractions parading as pictures of inanimate objects: a flower pot, a mountain, a pile of dog feces.
Dogherty had doctored the photo's in an apparent effort to pass them off as pictures of his own royal lineage.
