Sentence examples for frequent images from inspiring English sources

Beyond the frequent images of violence and destruction, here are scenes from the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Dancing occurs in and around this curtain, and video by Janet Wong (with frequent images of a figure wearing a stovepipe hat) is screened on it.

Also absent in this selection are the harrowing and all too frequent images of the devastation wreaked by floods, hurricanes and fires across the decade – perhaps because natural disasters are not unique to our time.

Given the extreme violence of Isis fighters and the frequent images of decapitated bodies, it is understandable that we attempt to make sense of these acts as somehow radically "other".

Frequent images in Sappho's poetry include flowers, bright garlands, naturalistic outdoor scenes, altars smoking with incense, perfumed unguents to sprinkle on the body and bathe the hair that is, all the elements of Aphrodite's rituals.

One of the most frequent images in these comics is the mouth of a starving predator, supernatural or otherwise, upper and lower lips linked by thick strands of saliva".

"Tribal conflict," a frequent image in reporting on Africa, suggests primordial irrationality.

The most frequent image evoked here to suggest the party's future was that of a bridge.

Another frequent image is that of water being poured into a bowl -- a symbol of the Levites, who were charged with washing the hands of the priests.

The solitary star is a frequent image in Babel, and his artistic pilgrimage feels like a lonely one, in an increasingly cold climate.

A frequent image in his art is Coney Island; he has a good appreciation of the absurd, although, he admits, learning how many people around him had been spying on him left him shaken.