Sentence examples for clash of image from inspiring English sources

There's a fruitful precision to this composition, a productive clash of image and words that tells the whole story of a time or phase in a single frame.

Her appearance there produced a clash of images: parishioners in the huge church rising in prayer and pageant competing with a restless claque of reporters.

To the Editor: Regarding "Renovations in Rome Create a Clash of Images" (Correspondent's Report, Sept. 12), I think that using historic buildings in Rome as billboards -- temporarily or not -- is a travesty.

In the nation's collective memory, the assassination of John F. Kennedy is a clash of images and mysteries that may never be sorted out to the satisfaction of everyone.

And in their violent juxtapositions and clashes of images they contained the germ of Reggio's film-making career: a social conscience crossed with the leanings of a poet and a coruscating Jesuitical rigour.

Post-9/11 he would have, undoubtedly, had seen a "clash of civilizations" image of Pakistan and Islam, and perhaps he would had been open to discussing his views - and mine.

Now, after three and a half years, Republicans are counting on the fact that voters — and especially young voters — will be put off by the clash of those images with the less serious ones.

Some feel it is a clash of perceptions the image of entrepreneurs (often perpetuated by the media) is that they are "heroic" figures, risk takers, innovators, and "born that way".

The main government television channel interspersed coverage of the clash with images of a pro-Chávez march in the city of Maracay.

Filmmaking is a question of rhythm, and as I listened to the symphony's clash of feelings, so many images came into my mind.

But for the moment, it may be the clash of two such different images of Japan that continues to fascinate the world.