Sentence examples for exotic image from inspiring English sources

Her exotic image epitomized the era of the "star".

Harley-Davidsons and other large, expensive motorcycles have a more exotic image, but it's of prosperity rather than lawlessness.

It may be hard to imagine a less exotic image of the orient, but this is the new China dream.

It's a less exotic image, but not necessarily a less effective one: Webbie isn't stampeding through the club, he's lurching, or maybe shuffling.

Way back when, one of the performers I really like was an early mind-reader called Alexander; that exotic image of the turbaned mind-reader comes from him.

Among the country's many curses is its exotic image as a place rich in high mountains, cheap dope and colourful tradition, including a king revered as a reincarnated deity.

The song "Nature Boy" fits him well, with its exotic images and eerie minor-key feeling.

As trade relations opened up with Japan, some colour prints came into the hands of young Parisian artists, who responded to the exotic images with great enthusiasm.

But Edwin Longsden Long's "Love's Labour Lost," painted in 1885, offers exotic images of languorous, half-naked women suggestively posed in a meticulously researched Egyptian interior.

The show begins with a group of photographs taken on a picnic, including nonchalantly exotic images of a woman looking at the camera through a screen of vines and flowers.

But the real country of her allegiance is of her own making: an internal land of rich and exotic images to which she has given form in the sculptures that fill the yard around her house.