Sentence examples for collective snapshot from inspiring English sources

These images create a giant collective snapshot of our lives.

The Collective Snapshot series is an homage to the most enduring form of photography.

That could be the reasoning behind photographer Pep Ventosa's series The Collective Snapshot, which uses a composite of different photographs of the same landmark to create what look like impressionistic schizoid sketches.

Still, if the Nuggets lose the series, the collective snapshots will be those inbounds plays.

In 2005, New Orleans was a ghoulish snapshot of collective agony.

A new 13 LP box set release by Box Editions eschews a comprehensive approach, instead endeavoring to capture a snapshot of the collective, in a sense memorializing an unwieldy phenomenon that was never meant to be static.

This longitudinal approach is preferred over a focus group discussion that would have provided only a snapshot of the collective opinion [ 29].

Such contrasts place these images simultaneously within the tradition of photographic portraiture (including family snapshots, August Sander's collective portrait of the German people and Malick Sidibe's photographs of African couples at parties) and the postmodern tradition of self-consciously set-up images by artists like Cindy Sherman.

As a multicontributor textbook, this collection of texts captures a current snapshot of state-of-the-art pharmacometric analyses and applications by utilizing the collective expertise of experienced scientists, investigators, and thought leaders in the field.

Robert Krulwich, a "Nightline" correspondent, shows a group of teenagers a snapshot of Al Gore and draws a collective blank.

We hypothesize that this could be because gene expression is a snapshot while calcified matrix production is collective, so calcium matrix production between day 1 and week 3 may have been much higher on liver.