Sentence examples for contested image from inspiring English sources

The art world, for its part, is inclined to skewer certain groups although not others -- and, as during the Ofili brouhaha, it is fair to wonder: would the defenders of a work like Ms. Cox's react similarly if a contested image were of Martin Luther King rather than Jesus?

And he may be getting some satisfaction: he said yesterday that some of the contested images had either been removed or replaced.

Nonetheless, it's the first time the military has agreed to release any of the contested images.

The Committee found that political advertising involves concepts, ideas, policies and images (often contested by the opposing parties) which cannot be subjected to a test of truth, truth itself being inherently difficult to define.

Bush will be debated and his image will be contested for a long time.

"This was something that was hotly contested in the '90s, as to who controls the image, who is the image being broadcast to," Mr. Hoch said.

One of the earliest images is Roger Fenton's famous – and contested – photograph of cannonballs littering a road, taken two months after the Crimean war.

Baltz remains an influential artist, whose concerns, aesthetic and political, resonate throughout photography, in an age when the digital image has become ubiquitous and the meaning of photography contested.

While some minimum level of vision is obviously important for participation in most sports, the requirement to optimise retinal image clarity in order to maximise sporting performance is contested.

This does not mean that images from war zones, such as Syria, are not contested.

She refuted the image of her as a sinner in need of repentance, and contested the authority of the elders of the church.