Sentence examples for enormous images from inspiring English sources
When individual screens drop into place, the set becomes a continuous surface, like some supersize flat-screen television, on which enormous images can be projected.
Of all the enormous images in "Heavy Duty Landscapes," a show of photographs by Jan Staller on view through Friday, "Pilings, Flushing Queens, New York" may be the most arresting.
Enormous images of crushed butterflies explode in hedonist displays of wondrous colour, picked out by spotlights in darkness along with grossly gorgeous sculptures of toxic flowers, poisoned and mutated by chemicals.
Gone are the trucks bearing enormous images of bloody fetuses, the signs offering the home addresses of clinic workers, the crowd of protesters yelling to women as they enter.
Q. Is there a specific resolution that I should use for graphics and pictures that I want to send in e-mail messages or use on Web pages? A. If you have ever sat and waited while enormous images slowly appeared on the screen, you have probably encountered a page whose designer did not optimize the graphics for Web use.
"Gursky's Gherkin," a very large green pickle resting on a plate in a 4-by-6-foot color print that recalls the enormous images in Mr. Gursky's recent show at the Museum of Modern Art, explores as never before the sense of picklehood, or what it means to be a pickle.
There is an enormous image of LeBron across from Quicken Loans Arena.
(Its restoration was the subject of an enormous image by Jeff Wall that was shown in the 1989 Whitney Biennial).
And behind them, like a god or a propaganda poster, hung an enormous image of the actor astride a motorcycle.
On the coastline to the east, beyond the town, an enormous image of a man on a horse has been cut into the chalk of the grassy hillside.
At its southern end is a billboard that features an enormous image of Deng Xiaoping against a backdrop of the Shenzhen skyline, with the injunction "Persist in Following the Communist Party's Basic Line for One Hundred Years Without Change".
