Sentence examples for disrupt the image from inspiring English sources
We are basically a herd of Kate Mosses, and we don't want to disrupt the image of our work by opening our mouths, with some exceptions such as Tracey Emin and Grayson Perry.
While 17-year old Getty is pretty wide of the plethora of startups that are trying to disrupt the image licensing and stock photography industry, it is undeniably an institution in the space — for insight, watch our TCTV interview with CEO Jonathan Klein.
Cooperative individuals who disrupt the image tracking signals can destabilize indirect reciprocity.
Ragland is an unlikely case, a single founder with no mobile experience working to disrupt the image-sharing space that is dominated by giants like imgur.
Disrupting the image of harmony that SodaStream has cultivated, reports emerged this week that the company had abruptly dismissed earlier this month all of the Palestinian employees working a night shift at the plant after they complained to management about not being given enough food for iftar — the breaking of the fast meal observed by Muslims during the month of Ramadan, which ends next week.
The artist was working at the National Film Board of Canada teaching early animation techniques and experimenting at home with novel methods to disrupt the filmic image at the time.
In other words, patient movement and motion artifacts are able to cause mis-registration and disrupt the final image fusion quality.
If the clean-surface bands are disrupted, the STM image quality rapidly degrades.
Even with given the internet's penchant for disrupting the norm', image consumption and dissemination is often still trapped within minor variations on the rectangular, two-dimensional theme.
The expansion of the war was embarrassing because it could disrupt the President's new image.
If I am correct, some of the women who scribbled heartfelt messages to Princess Diana in the last two weeks have also been writing to themselves - and it explains why nothing can be allowed to disrupt the perfection of her image.
