Sentence examples for competing pictures from inspiring English sources

There are competing pictures of Cambodia two decades after the United Nations helped organize the country's first multiparty elections in 1993.

The competing pictures to explain anomalous MR are electron-hole carrier compensation [143] and topological protection [144, 145].

"It may not be a compete picture," she said.

After we disembarked, there was a chaotic scene, with the local and international media competing for pictures and interviews with Maestro Loren Maazel and the musicians.

In Bryant's case, as with many such cases, there were two competing factual pictures.

There is no space and time among the constant digestion of competing stories, picture, videos, messages and emails.

In Damascus, posters of Bashar compete with pictures of his father, who led Syria in its darkest times, and Bashar's brother Basil, his father's heir-apparent, who died in a car crash in 1994.

"Paps don't want people to quit their day jobs and compete for pictures out there with the rest of us, so they lie about how much they're really making.

Today's brands now compete with pictures of grandchildren, our friend's wedding photos, and all other content produced by our friends and family.

The Swedish actress had flown to Hollywood in 2013 to support "A Royal Affair" — a Danish picture competing for the foreign film prize that year — but she was barely known outside of Europe.

Says Stamatiou on the inspiration behind the site, "I was thinking of cool ways to use the Instagram real-time API, and having a constantly updated pool of pictures competing against each other seemed like a fun idea.