Sentence examples for daring image from inspiring English sources

Mugler used Lady Gaga to spruce up its daring image, though the excitement soon fizzled.

One of his better known works, it is a typically daring image, both in composition and subject.

Again, the most daring image is one of Davis, making an overt sexual display that says things about the music and the life that are still hard to hear.

Ms. Rahnavard, a former dean of a women's university in Tehran and a sculptor, is also seen on Mr. Moussavi's posters holding hands with him, a somewhat daring image in a country where public mingling of the sexes is repressed under strict Islamic social etiquette.

His collaborations with Calvin Klein and Bruce Weber, whose sexed-up naturalism had a strong influence on McKenna, yielded some of the most daring images of the time.

Gauguin's works on paper, which for too long were seen as just a supplement to his paintings, come across as some of the most inventive and daring images of his time.

Even though O'Keeffe was a daring individualist, her images are now part of tradition, and Mr. King's Silvermine choices are largely traditional.

The distance – inflected with nostalgia and absurdism – is essential, because one of the things Stezaker is engaged in is a daring rescue of images from the memory dump of the recent past.

Readers continue to find stimulus in Donne's fusion of witty argument with passion, his dramatic rendering of complex states of mind, his daring and unhackneyed images, and his ability (little if at all inferior to William Shakespeare's) to make common words yield up rich poetic meaning without distorting the essential quality of English idiom.

This image was daring, as in fearful times the natural tendency is to retreat behind our own walls.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .— Jimmie Johnson has spent seven years in Nascar carefully cultivating his clean-cut, clean-shaven corporate pitchman image, never daring to let his hair down long enough for a strand to accidentally fall out of place.