Sentence examples for domesticated image from inspiring English sources

The picture, like all his work, is a domesticated image of the monumental, which in this case suggests a ruin overpowering and fragile, inorganic and intimate.

(Kudos to the set designer, Narelle Sissons, for creating such a vivid image, at once domesticated, creepy and funny. David Cronenberg would be proud).

"Man domesticated animals to grow livestock, we're domesticating cells to grow meat".

These images idealised modern family life that was domesticated, comfortable and leisured.

Its exploitation of found objects and images, recognizable materials, homey processes and familiar themes repeatedly expanded on, and domesticated, Marcel Duchamp's austere modernist principle of the ready-made.

The image that emerges is of a Gulf of Maine that has, for the most part inadvertently, been domesticated into a lobster nursery to feed the human appetite — of the McDonald's Lobster Roll as the seafood sandwich of the Anthropocene.

It was very domesticated.

The "wolfpack" is domesticated.

He gets domesticated.

I love being domesticated.

It domesticated us".