Sentence examples for definitive image from inspiring English sources

Banksy's Maid in London is the definitive image of inequality today.

It also offered the definitive image of Boeckman's long night, because he had a perfect angle to push Maualuga out of bounds.

As the art historian Leo Steinberg writes in his new book, "Leonardo's Incessant 'Last Supper' " (Zone Books), "the work lives in no authentic definitive image".

If you're looking for a definitive image of rock in that decade, you could do worse than the shot of Noel Gallagher shaking hands with the PM.

It is the definitive image of the French Revolution - and yet Eugène Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People does not portray the French Revolution at all.

The definitive image of his obsession is a 1930 nude study of Miller, her gaze enigmatic, her head caged by a wire fencing guard.

Robert Capa called them his most definitive images of the second world war.

"We're not talking about Beirut or Berlin; we're talking about 200 yards from here," he declared as the class looked back upon one of that time's definitive images.

The definitive images, of course, demonstrating the heroic role played by tea in the second world war were those photographs of the air-raid wardens and firemen during the Blitz drinking tea from mugs in the aftermath of bombing raids.

For Spanish fascists, he was an outsider so deeply absorbed by the ancient city of Toledo that he bequeathed the definitive images of Castile in unforgettably intense and spiritual portraits such as An Elderly Gentleman (late 1580s or 1590s).

The images displayed at the gallery include definitive live images of Nirvana and private off-stage shots of the group, who were known for keeping out of the public eye.