Sentence examples for confronting images from inspiring English sources

Other subjects, confronting images of themselves at an exhibition in Rio, are overwhelmed.

But given the nature of the subject, using confronting images to highlight the horrors of war and the fractured mindset of the protagonist is hardly unjustified.

In it, curator Nick Mitzevich discusses Rosemary Laing's A Dozen Useless Actions for Grieving Blondes, explaining that he sees the grief each of us feels is reflected in this series of confronting images.

Many Australians are aghast at the confronting images of the abuse and torture of Aboriginal children in the Northern Territory that finally hit critical media and political mass this week.

The confronting images show the crocodiles essentially being skinned alive.

My goal in this project was to shoot simple, straightforward yet confronting images of the towns residents.

So erotic hallucination suddenly runs riot, as Pollux confronts images of Télaïre (Sophie Bevan) and Phébé Laura Tatulescuu) as Lolita-ish nymphets and Castor (Allan Clayton) in drag.

Although it can be harder to talk about — if easier to feel — there is also the question of how she has confronted images of black women in American culture.

You might include images of people confronting the images of people who died on 9/11.

The hoodlum at the heart of "Le Doulos" does so just before he dies, confronting his image one last time and correcting the tilt of his hat, which slips off and rolls away as he subsides to the floor.

Each woman's head is tipped this way or that, heavenward: "I'm always thinking about pride on one level or another," explains Saint James, confronting her image face to face.