Sentence examples for bring to mind the image of from inspiring English sources

One particularly striking wildflower was the lilac-colored elephant head, whose thick petals do indeed bring to mind the image of pachyderms' trunks.

"It sounds corny," he said, "but the lines bring to mind the image of the cigarette holder on the 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' (poster, and the line of Hepburn's arms".

Sitting behind a smudged glass counter in his Chinatown shop, briskly sticking personal identification numbers on the backs of prepaid phone cards, Nong Hui Jiang does not immediately bring to mind the image of a telecom mogul.

Now, bring to mind the image of someone you know and love.

They were the mobile DJs of the old school, the kind who bring to mind the image of a lonely man trying to bring a joy he does not possess to bowls clubs and Bar Mitzvah's alike.

Hank Steinbrenner brought to mind the image of the Boss as he barked at his players to get onto the stage for a news conference.

The notion of blended brings to mind the image of a sauce or smoothie, not individuals.

It brings to mind the images of stunned, bloodied children now coming out of Syria and other war zones.

The film is beautifully photographed by Stanley Cortez and, reinforced by the presence of Gish, the images bring to mind the silent cinema of DW Griffith.

The images with which Tranströmer charges his poems bring to mind the concept of "acheiropoieta," "making without hands"; in Byzantine art, acheiropoeitic images were those believed to have come miraculously into being without a painter's intervention.

This transformation is captured in the video with striking images that bring to mind the raw beauty of Nan Goldin photographs.