Sentence examples for distinctive images from inspiring English sources

And it shows here, with distinctive images of individual identity.

Sony, for example, has the Walkman and the Handy-cam, products that have their own distinctive images.

But the distinctive images were the female figures that Cassatt found so gross and Matisse thought so grand.

The "method of loci" assigns distinctive images to anything one wants to remember, placing the images in familiar rooms or buildings.

A collage of three distinctive images -- a forest, a ship and a giant pair of binoculars (the last designed by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen) -- forms the portico and two wings of one building on Main Street.

About the artist: Georg Baselitz (b1938) The violent and distinctive images of Georg Baselitz are the product of a moment when German painting was seeking to find a new identity for itself in the aftermath of the Second World War.

John Swinney is finding it difficult to achieve a distinctive image.

It is a distinctive image, but eccentric, asymmetric, and utterly anti-heroic: the hero?

Bilger lodges his distinctive image in our minds by comparing the circle of pines to "brooding hens".

But as young players pour out of conservatories, new ensembles continue to crop up, and the savviest of them have grasped the need to cultivate a distinctive image.

He didn't want the tallest building in town, either, but he did want a distinctive image for his oil company's corporate headquarters.