Sentence examples for calling images from inspiring English sources

As I say, what I am calling images or symbols or garlic is actually a kind of shorthand, or evocative coloring, to a story.

But when the actual skeleton of this movement is literally two hours of a guy scrolling through Instagram repeatedly calling images by Chris the Simpsons Artist and Gosha Rubinksy "creepy", "damning" and "horrifying" I have but two words: Try Harder.

(The simultaneous French edition was, intriguingly, called Images a la Sauvette – Images on the Run).

Garner has also made a TV film called Images (1981), about landscape and memory.

It was called "Images of dead pro-Russia activists, for those aged 18+".

I am actually going to talk about what I call images, or symbols.

The auction house estimates that the painting, now called "Images of a Woman," will sell for between $80,000 and $120,000.

In 1983, she published a seminal work called "Images of the Self," about the Sandplay Therapy process.

This was the second of three concerts that Ms. Upshaw is presenting called "Images of Dawn," sponsored by Lincoln Center.

For largely independent reasons, Fodor (1975) suggested that if images have a function in cognition, it must be as what he called images under descriptions.

(Astronomers call images with different types of light "multiwavelength" images because each type of light encompasses different sets of wavelengths).