Sentence examples for cropped snapshot from inspiring English sources
Even so, companies rarely offer customers more than a cropped snapshot of their activities.
The shows themselves, though, create an all-too-familiar miniversion of what Broadway typically offers, a cropped snapshot that suggests why even new works often seem stale.
Rendering cropped, snapshot images of the twin towers, construction cranes and ground zero workers with a fine eye for light and a soft yet exacting touch, this Battery Park City painter has produced a low-key meditation on 9/11 (Johnson).
But looking for rebound only in individual consumer goods, or in closely cropped economic snapshots, is as futile and misleading as trying to analyze the global climate with a single thermometer.
Even stranger is that many of us do just that.' Richardson first came to prominence in the mid-Nineties, shooting fashion editorials and ads that were starkly lit, brutally cropped and shot on snapshot cameras with little or no lighting.
Its snapshot cropping conveys a sense of spontaneity and reportage.
Snapshots of his life cropped up as my grandfather and my other uncle performed the rituals of death.
Bonnard's intimate paintings, cropped in odd ways, look as if they had borrowed something from his family snapshots.
The snapshot version of the Bloomberg era in New York City is a picture of vast inequality paired with a kind of municipal callousness that mirrors similar tendencies which have cropped up all over the country in the past decade.
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