Sentence examples for death pictures from inspiring English sources

The costumes worn by Fanny and Nelson in the film are exhibited in glass cabinets and juxtaposed with three framed digital chromogenic prints drawn from Shonibare's series of Fake Death Pictures (2011).

Sean Hannity is growing increasingly disenchanted with the Obama administration for their reluctance to release Bin Laden's death pictures and their seeming inability to get their story straight (view clip).

MET ORCHESTRA In one of its final concerts of the season, James Levine's magnificent band, liberated from the opera pit, performs an all-Mussorgsky program — including "Songs and Dances of Death," "Pictures at an Exhibition," and an excerpt from "Boris Godunov" — under the baton of an authoritative interpreter, Valery Gergiev, and with a commanding soloist, the bass René Pape.

In the aftermath of his death pictures surfaced of the 17-year-old wearing fake gold teeth and there were rumors of school suspensions and marijuana use, but just exactly who he was, aside from a teen with loving parents was never clear.

Much of the Mad Men crew is neurotically ogling death pictures from Chicago, chattering uneasily about the salacious brutality of the mass murder and worrying about racial unrest.

I know I should be calling this piece "The Pelican and Us" because I don't own the rights to the feelings of horror, anger, outrage and repulsion at the sight of the great bird covered in oily slime, doomed to suffocation and death, pictures that have come to symbolize the horrors of the BP oil spill.

Fake Death Picture (The Death of Chatterton — Henry Wallis), 2011 By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Fake Death Picture (The Death of Chatterton — Henry Wallis), 2011 By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.

MORE than 24 centuries have passed since Socrates was put to death (pictured) on charges that included non-belief in the state religion, and the situation doesn't seem to have changed all that much.

At a recent auction to raise money to expand the Studio Museum, Ms. Lane bought "Fake Death Picture (The Suicide — Manet)," a chromogenic print by the British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare that's mounted near the entrance to the apartment.

In my opinion, [the death picture] is not a picture that is offensive to the memory of Princess Diana.