Sentence examples for became an image from inspiring English sources

Her solo thereby became an image of the creative process.

The holy place became an image of the world as it ought to be.

She remembers a German nurse of hers who said"No, you don't do that," and the words became an image.

So what had been the initial P became an image of 'everyman' to represent the idea of public television.

"This one was cut about yet stood up still". The holy place became an image of the world as it ought to be.

That's the same Aunt Jemima that, initially conceived as part of a minstrel show, became an image that romanticised slavery and plantation life.

On opening his own boutiques, the Heavy Metal Kids in Kensington Market from 1967 and Johnsons, The Modern Outfitters on the King's Road in 1978, he became an image-maker, kitting out Roxy Music in embroidered shirts, Rod Stewart in velvet suits and the Cramps' Lux Interior in gold leather.

Gregor becomes an image of marginalised people everywhere.

"In some ways the community has become an image of me," Mr. Lillis said.

Similarly, a woman swung like a pendulum becomes an image multiplied by other couples.

Visual images are critical to the idea of spectacle, as the city itself becomes an image to be consumed.