Sentence examples for become image from inspiring English sources

And yet top Bush advisers have become image profiteers, spinning tall tales in a greedy quest to transform the president they had fretted was coming across as too small before the crisis into a larger-than-life figure now.

People themselves become images: celebrities.

Her fighter planes have become images of power as well as impotence – and, therefore, of art itself.

Watch the impulses of children – a stream of curiosity, risk, and invention; testing their world, discovering that some marks become "images" while others become letters and pictograms.

The midn., It gondola and the mirrored palazzo become images pulled inside‐out by jarring shifts in the narrative angle, by cunning dislocations in the story line.

But I worry that I'll become image-obsessed.

The pop art icon had become image-obsessed and was not keen on talking to the press.

Something has to change so that the memories that I continue to hold become images that I can say I rarely see.

Much of Winston's work revolves around surreal collages, which over time have become images of uncritical devotion in all-ages teen centers and disgusting, dilapidated squats alike.

This iconographic display dresses them up as private-urban-ecological-thematic paradises, as a residential landscape that becomes image more than territory and, in this sense, a commodity.

The camera turned, and words became images.