Sentence examples for harsh imagery from inspiring English sources
That suggests, museum volunteers said, that domestic trouble or abuse, in a time before easy divorce and when officers spent little time on marital violence cases, may have created a sense of safety for women behind the hospital walls that has since been forgotten in the wave of harsh imagery in films and books like "Cuckoo's Nest," which was written by Ken Kesey and published in 1962.
Again, don't blame me for the harsh imagery, blame new Cruz-backer Lindsey Graham.
Two, "decapitate" is some very, very harsh imagery after a Super Bowl victory and with your two sons in your arms.
The paintings in Met tere huid combine both soft and harsh hues to reflect the simultaneous harsh imagery and softness in animal flesh.
We could record the journeys of all 21.3 million refugees, using the most evocative language and the harshest imagery available but I still doubt enough people would pay attention – at least not enough to make a difference.
In many instances such doubts keep you moving between the harsh, suggestive imagery and the brushwork and process, but after a while you may begin to feel a bit manipulated.
Anthropomorphic Landscape (1955) is a relatively anodyne picture, soon to be succeeded by harsher, more mechanistic imagery, devoid of any distracting background.
Gold Coast Customs (1929), with its harsher and more agonized imagery, marked the end of a period of experiment.
More than ever in Ms. Goldin's art, this work has a no-holds-barred emotional grip that feels alternately raw and manipulative, and a contrast between harsh realism and lushly beautiful Romantic imagery.
Feature-enhanced reconstruction of the reflectivity maps (remotely sensed scene images) from the low-resolution fractional SAR imagery is treated for harsh sensing scenarios with uncertainties attributed to possible imperfect sensor calibration, atmospheric turbulence and uncontrolled carrier trajectory deviations.
With uncomfortably intense closeups, disorienting angles, harsh contrasts, and abrupt editing, along with dream imagery and fantasy sequences, he evokes his prime subject: the inner life, and, above all, his own turbulent visions.
