Sentence examples for become an image from inspiring English sources

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

As McCain said in 2007, "Guantánamo Bay has become an image throughout the world which has hurt our reputation".

Turning to a group of American reporters, one asked: "Does anyone speak Japanese?" This glimpse of the ingrown aspect of Tokyo hotels may become an image of the past as international hotel groups invade the city, opening new luxury hotels at the rate of one a year through 2005.

Its famous sex scene, with macho Burt Lancaster, his trunks' waistband riding ridiculously high above the navel, and demure little Deborah Kerr rolling in the thundering surf has become an image for the ages (it's all rather gruntier in the book), satirised by everyone from the makers of Airplane! to Benny Hill.

The question of why she wanted to become an image-maker in the first place had seemed too large and too obvious for me to ask during the first days that I spent with her in her home.

Formerly a pileup of profanity-laced teenage ramblings and partly expressed emotions, at least to an outsider's eye, Tumblr has become an image-driven platform of importance to fashion photographers -- like Terry Richardson (who uses it mostly as a diary) -- brands and bloggers, who have made it an integral part of their online lives.

Since the image sensor rather than a lens element moves to counteract unwanted shaking, every garden-variety lens can become an image-stabilized model.

Figure 1, the photo and information sharing service for the medical profession, is taking the next step in its evolution to become an image-based social network for physicians.

Gregor becomes an image of marginalised people everywhere.

Her solo thereby became an image of the creative process.

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