Sentence examples for dark snapshot from inspiring English sources

Mireau's stroll around the trenches is a splendidly dark snapshot of the class differences between officers and men in the first world war.

Barry Feinstein, the rock 'n' roll photographer, was digging through his archives last year when he came across a long-forgotten bundle of pictures, dozens of dark, moody snapshots of Hollywood in the early 1960s.

That gargantuan size maximized the team's chances of capturing filaments in what is one of the sharpest dark matter snapshots yet.

After all, stealing the dark, badly framed snapshots people take in haste to communicate "I'm horny" to their significant others isn't exactly like stealing their polished boudoir pictures.

This layering serves to abstract the work, making many of Slota's pieces seem like snapshots of dark or disturbing memories.

Take a snapshot of the dark.

And then there were the experiments, each one a snapshot into the dark box of the brain.

It must have been a seminal moment, that emotional farewell from beloved grandparents – Mum was the youngest, Dad an only child – but I see only the photograph of me taken the night before: a single, black-and-white snapshot of a dark, tousle-haired toddler, sleeping with her arms around a much-loved and worn toy dog.

"The Twilight Zone," first broadcast in 1959, was the dark negative of the sunny snapshots of suburbia shown on sitcoms like "Ozzie and Harriet" and "Leave It to Beaver".

To test the parallelization of phew, we have performed a scaling experiment on a snapshot from a cosmological dark matter simulation.

Negative images always look sinister — eerily familiar, yet dark and distorted — even in family snapshots.