Sentence examples for becomes an image from inspiring English sources

Gregor becomes an image of marginalised people everywhere.

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

Perhaps it is that when we give life to art, it becomes an image of our own life.

It is a humble subject; but painted with reckless vigor across a nearly seven-foot-wide canvas it becomes an image of passionate, big-hearted sensuality.

And it's a big dance show in which dance becomes an image of (and metaphor for) transcendence, but which has absolutely no choreography of pure-dance interest for dancegoers.

Mutual delight, eager crispness and bright elegance: these elements here become so idyllically fragrant that the ballet's perfection becomes an image of a lost generation — which is the implication behind the enchanting delicacy of Ravel's music.

Her solo thereby became an image of the creative process.

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

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

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

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