Sentence examples for compromising picture from inspiring English sources
Improving definition is enabling products to size up without compromising picture quality.
For instance, a pull down tab gives you three kinds of grids for framing your photos, something you can't easily do after the shot without greatly compromising picture quality.
Imagine, for instance, a compromising picture taken with a cellphone in a school locker room and then posted on the Internet for everyone to see.
As a senior member of the media elite, I am aware that my competitors are always after a compromising picture of me – that's why I don't walk around on my balcony in Ha Noi with my dungeon gear on or a thousand dong note hanging out of my nose.
The series opener of Sherlock – watched live by almost 10 million people – updated Arthur Conan Doyle's A Scandal in Bohemia, the short story in which Holmes is, unusually, outwitted by an acute American adventuress in possession of a compromising picture of the Bohemian king.
What Celia wants to show her is a compromising picture of Dana's husband Peter with a woman Celia alleges is Peter's mistress.
Prince Harry is no stranger to compromising pictures being published.
They even shared Valujeva's husband, it was claimed, when compromising pictures of them were found on a memory stick.
Now comes "The Warning," in which Eminem eviscerates Carey for mocking him and suggests, among other things, that he is in possession of compromising pictures of her.
On a recent episode of "The Newsroom," on HBO, the character Sloan Sabbith, a financial reporter, was mortified when an ex-boyfriend posted compromising pictures of her online, which then went viral.
An upmarket dominatrix, compromising pictures and royal connections: even the sharpest consulting detective will be kept on his toes when the BBC's much-anticipated Sherlock returns on New Year's Day.
