Sentence examples for for a powerful image from inspiring English sources
In July in The Times, Jeannette Catsoulis praised "Mr. Psihoyos's eye for a powerful image" and "savvy narrative style: this is no angry enviro-rant but a living, breathing movie whose horrifying disclosures feel fully earned".
That heart invigorates every frame of "The Cove," as does Mr. Psihoyos's eye for a powerful image (his photographs have graced many an issue of National Geographic) and savvy narrative style: this is no angry enviro-rant but a living, breathing movie whose horrifying disclosures feel fully earned.
For example, a powerful image is used to convey the effect of the 1942 radio broadcast of Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony, the "Leningrad".
In these 10 days, Jews ask to be "inscribed in the book of life" for the coming year, and that had always been a powerful image for me.
In his parable of the rings (which goes back to medieval precursors) in the play Nathan the Wise (1779), G. E. Lessing offers a powerful image for the peaceful competition of established religions that both underlines their common ancestry as well as their differences due to multiple historical traditions of faith.
The continual prospect of 2047 is a powerful image for those who will still be alive during that transition.
It is a powerful image for so many of us who aren't rich, white, or male: a leader who looks like me.
While America remains a powerful image for Europeans, the indications are that America is no longer enough, and that advertising imagery borrowed heavily from the American Dream is now seen as a stereotype". If the American Dream is dying in the 30-second spots of Europe, then what is to replace it?
Sitting in his baggy trousers and T-shirt, this "lad" from Stretford, is clearly in control of himself and is a powerful image of hope for the young people he teaches.
For an equally powerful image of a coherent thought-world which no contemporary European could construct, and few could enter, consider the painting celebrating the coronation of Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa in 1930.
