Sentence examples for from its images from inspiring English sources

Yet it's effective and affecting; much of its impact comes from its images of Dennis running and its conviction that there's a difference between running toward something and running away.

What fascinates me about Weimar Germany is the incredible potential that leaps out at me from its images, its documents, and its legacy.

Further, TIAS can remove the gloss of the tongue surface from its images in order to stabilize the color of the tongue surface and the coating of the tongue.

The acquisition recasts Marconi as a telecommunications company as it tries to shake free from its image as a maker of military equipment.

It has come a long way from its image as a "pleated skirt, playground" sport.

The party still suffers from its image as a predominantly white, middle-class party, but it comes over as a serious and intelligent outfit, with well thought-out, achievable policies.

The desire by Hello! to back away from its image as a purveyor of celebrity tosh is laughable.

The Greenwich dome has come a long way from its image as New Labour's white elephant, but is the O2's rise a good thing?

Whisky has also suffered from its image in these markets as an old man's drink.It does not need to be that way.

The Spanish holiday island of Mallorca is eager to move away from its image as a low-budget, raucous, drink-sodden holiday venue and go upmarket.

Over the course of its history, the United States has gained enormously from its image as an open society: open to new commodities, open to new ideas, open to new people.