Sentence examples for contest of image from inspiring English sources

They are about the public contest of image and show, about celebration and denigration — and about New York.

In a contest of image, perception and power, the rebellion pits those disenfranchised by Mr. Mubarak's government against a still formidable array built around the military and security apparatus and a fabulously wealthy clique enriched by connections with the governing party.

Second, Dickie contests the image of Cosa Nostra as 'men of honour' so disgracefully pandered to by Brando, Pacino et al. The implied claim, however, that Dickie alone lays bare the fact that the Mafia is a bunch of scumbags (for lack of a more poetic expression) is another of his advertising slogans.

Each technology has its pros and cons, but in the matter of image it's no contest.

The use of image sets from photography contests has also its disadvantages since both photographers and voters may have professional skills or are highly interested in photography.

"But this race was transformed into a contest of style over substance, more of images than of concrete issues".

The rewards were offered as Isis (also known as Islamic State) claimed responsibility for the attack on a Texas cartoon contest featuring images of the Prophet Mohamed.

The Irvine Ranch Conservancy's "Love the Landmarks" photo contest seeks images of locations within the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks and the unique connections that people from with them.

But, for one class of cartoonist wannabes — the finalists in The New Yorker's cartoon-caption contest — the image supplied by the cartoonist always come first.

In this paper, we study effort-maximizing contest design under the "reverse" nested lottery contest model of Fu et al. (2014) — which is the "mirror image" of the conventional nested lottery contest of Clark and Riis (1996).

And this color-enhanced electron microscope image of them has won Atchison first prize in the inaugural photo contest of Chemical & Engineering News, which is published by the American Chemical Society.