Sentence examples for has imagery from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's also has a 1932 Picasso, but rather than a portrait this is a still life, "Guitar and Fruit Bowl," which has imagery that suggests the body of Marie-Therese Walter.

The evening's most positive work at surface level, Piano Concerto # 1 has imagery of Soviet athletic prowess and the construction of the Soviet commune in its choreography, while the suspended red objects of Mr. Tsypin's décor look like the deconstructed separate items of Soviet ideology (a hammer, stars, bolts).

With this latest data, Google Maps now has imagery from runs in Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, Canada and even more in the U.S.

And like 12 Years above, All is Lost has imagery and themes that stay with you long, long after you leave the theater.

It portrays the king as the elderly Maya maize god and has imagery that seems to deliberately parallel the tomb lid of the Palenque king K'inich Janaab' Pakal, probably because of Yax Pasaj Chan Yopaat's close family ties to that city.

If the poem has imagery to go with it, the reader will get a better idea of what it is about.

"We've become used to having imagery of the entire Earth.

However, it seems to me that I can and do have imagery experiences that are simultaneously visual and auditory.

For example, if a waterfront view or a new kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances are selling points, be sure to have imagery that showcases those elements.

Lili has amazing imagery and its own innocent Harry Potter-esque charm.

Never before in human history has pornographic imagery been so widely and easily available.