Sentence examples for deliberate images from inspiring English sources

The black female visitor recognized, like those who expressed their dismay online, that Lawson's deliberate images were once presented as stereotypes used to dehumanize black life.

This deliberate image of Christ triumphantly astride the land with the magnificent bird on his shoulders (the author is perhaps a bit embarrassed that the bird is an unwarlike dove!) is an image intended to calm the fears and longings of those who mourn the loss of Woden and who want to return to the old religion's symbols and ways.

This is the final, deliberate mental image you want - you have had your time to grieve.

Deliberate falsehoods, including images showing the Statue of Liberty engulfed in ominous clouds and sharks swimming through waterlogged suburban neighborhoods quickly spread through the service, as did word that power would be shut off for the entire city of New York and that the floor of the New York Stock Exchange had been flooded.

Intrusions were defined as spontaneously occurring (not deliberate) memories or images of the film.

In 1985 Will Eisner used the term sequential art to describe the medium in his influential book Comics and Sequential Art, and in 1993 critic Scott McCloud offered this definition in his book Understanding Comics: comics are "juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or produce an aesthetic response".

Though Adler says that they share only "an incidental quality, not necessarily a deliberate one," the paired images, which grew out of an exhibition at Danziger Gallery, are united by an eye for off-kilter composition and unadulterated joy, the kind that lasts only as long as a wave or a summer.

In his seminal work Understanding Comics, Scott McCloud describes the genre as "juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence…" or, "Sequential Art".

Depth and width of laser processed TiC steel composite layer has been deliberated from the SEM images at the transverse cross section of the laser scanned samples.

The book's lusty and fearless heroes and heroines provided a deliberate counterbalance to the numbing images of skeletal victims and survivors of the Nazi camps, following up on Uris's popularization of the brawny Jew in "Exodus," his best-selling novel about the creation of the Israeli state.

"These images suggest a deliberate effort by the authorities to cover up the extent of the killings by their security forces and to prevent the full truth from coming out," Muthoni Wanyeki said.