Sentence examples for certain pictures of from inspiring English sources

Questions flood in: Why were certain pictures of the devastated Twin Towers used in certain places?

To get the proper angle for certain pictures of the skyscraper, Hine had himself swung out over the city streets in a basket or bucket suspended from a crane or similar device.

After consultation with a member of our scientific advisory committee and an experienced psychologist, our team in Slovakia modified certain pictures of animals and home equipment to correspond to Slovakian culture and used them in the assessment of children.

"From what people have told us," said Ms. Fleming, those forces "don't want any pictures getting out, and they want a certain picture of what's going on inside".

Tenure, like academic freedom, depends on a certain picture of what goes on in college and university classrooms — high-level discussions tied to cutting edge research into intellectual problems.

"The creed is a fine document in many ways," he told me, "but it reinforces a certain picture of what you're here for, and it can be very hard to break the grip of that with students".

At the heart of Greco's view is a certain picture of knowledge that it is a kind of 'success through ability'.

The goal of such inquiry was not to arrive at a certain picture of the nature of things, but at an inevitably provisional solution to the practical and intellectual problem that sparked inquiry.

The main danger for such approaches is that in seeking to preserve and defend a certain picture of the primordial role of evaluative thought in rational action a picture critics are likely to dismiss as too rationalistic such theorists may be led to reject common phenomena which ought properly to have constrained their more abstract theories.

In the seventeenth century, celestial mechanics gave philosophers a certain picture of a way the world might be: it might be a world whose future states were entirely determined by the past and the laws of nature (of which Newton's laws of motion and law of universal gravitation served as paradigms).

The family believed that the Claimant had acquired from Bogle and other sources information that enabled him to demonstrate some knowledge of the family's affairs, including, for example, the locations of certain pictures in Tichborne Park.