Sentence examples for competing image from inspiring English sources

The new Gore brief, calling the state court decision "as routine as petitioner's request for federal court intervention is remarkable," offers this competing image of what that decision accomplished: "Allowing the legislature's manual recount provisions to be given effect is not like changing the rules after the game has been played.

This tool could make it much easier for users to leave Instagram and go to a competing image social network.

This competing image has become Milken's autobiographical leitmotiv--a central theme of leveraging socially responsible innovation that, he says, explains his past and frames his present.

He famously challenges Locke's analogy of the mind as blank slate with a competing image of the mind as a block of marble whose veins already mark out the shape of Hercules (52).

Many of Photoshop's features were built as analogues to techniques that photographers had long been using in the darkroom, but what set it apart from competing image-editing programs was the way it improved on the darkroom.

There are now too many competing images out there.

And so much of Areopagitica involves Milton's bringing together competing images and traditions and arguments.

It also goes beyond mere blurring, as two competing images are seen, not just a fuzzy image.

This proliferation of competing images and the acuteness of public attention to visual culture permit fresh latitudes (within the bounds of truth).

Robert closed his eyes on competing images: a noose being tossed over a beam; a muzzle being pressed to his temple.

These competing images of Mr. Iliescu reflect a debate familiar in the rest of Eastern Europe, one that has come close to paralyzing Romania.