Sentence examples for from imagery from inspiring English sources

The introduction of "theory" meant that you could read for a lot of things apart from imagery and metre: for history, politics, ideology, power.

Told in sparing words and lush pictures with real emotional punch, you have to wonder why, as our vocabulary improves, we turn from imagery as storytelling.

He began to redirect his work away from imagery inspired by earlier visits to the canyons and rock cliffs of northern Arizona and toward abstract depictions of lush meadows and forests.

In addition to re-photographing landscapes found in historical photographs, he photographs people and places from the same angle at regularly sequenced intervals, combines random images on a theme to create dissonant collages, and even composes elaborate panoramas from imagery shot at different times of the day and throughout the year.

These findings suggest that even people who express a high degree of concern about climate change, or who claim a great deal of interest in low-carbon products, may actually be unconsciously shielding themselves from imagery associated with climate change and by extension, a deeper reflection on how to change their behaviour in response to it.

Such approaches are even more powerful when combined with ground-based data from imagery or statistical data.

We used data from Quickbird satellite imagery from January 22nd 2006 to estimate land cover properties.

The work counts now for reasons apart from timeliness: it wrings symbolist poetry from ordinary imagery, effortlessly.

Models created from satellite imagery generally had a slightly lower RMSE than those created from environmental data (Fig. 2).

This man is distinct from the imagery in her novels.

The pain generated from this imagery cannot be overestimated.