Sentence examples for image and idea from inspiring English sources

When he was poor, he believed more than ever in his abilities; when he began to grow weary, he was urged on more powerfully still by the image and idea that it is beautiful to pull oneself together.

As our conversation proceeds, we discuss how the novel's resonance within the context of Trump's rise unsettles common critical notions about the relationships between aesthetics and morality; the figurative and the literal; image and idea; and, ultimately, literature and history.

Storytelling is a sensory union of image and idea, a process of re-creating the past in terms of the present; the storyteller uses realistic images to describe the present and fantasy images to evoke and embody the substance of a culture's experience of the past.

His ascent is the latest sign that the image and idea of what it is to be French has undergone a significant change, as the children and grandchildren of immigrants from the old colonies, particularly in North Africa, have become more and more visible as the consumers, producers and charismatic faces of France's popular culture.

The newer poems have embraced a (relative) transparency of image and idea, as well as a playfulness that gives me hope that Kocot's long winter may be yielding, finally, to spring.

The first names a manic acceleration, chiefly in sculpture and installation, of the image and idea-dumps of contemporary media and politics.

In addition, Mr. Fox, who once managed the sale of Coca-Cola across Latin America, has used his marketing experience to promote his image and ideas.

Howard has remained adamant that the use of Trump's image and ideas have no place at high school athletic contests.

This also threw up images and ideas for this film".

What qualities, images and ideas do they evoke?

Did he realise what images and ideas he was invoking?