Sentence examples for image carries from inspiring English sources

The finished image carries the visitor's and Mr. Halley's signature.

"The quantity of information that the image carries — against the will of whoever is trying to organize it — is enormous.

Painted in Ms. Kennedy-Dyne's rather dry, linear style, the image carries a subdued sense of pathos.

The age of the JPEG has created a world in which the single image carries less weight than ever before.

Macron's youthful "moderniser" image carries some appeal, but he lacks the backing of a party structure and his programme is as yet unknown.

The image carries a reassuring message for the grieving survivor who held this vase in pre-Christian Greece: Your dead son is here in spirit, and he knows that you visit his grave.

"In the 80s, the image carried on with my Spitting Image puppet.

Back then, Riboud's image carried all the hope, idealism and unbound optimism of the times.

The image carried by the wave is then magnified by the curved form of the lens layers, making it possible to see the image with an optical microscope.

Instead, the Specials now gathered in a gaudy fun pub clad in polyester leisurewear, an image carrying the pungent subtext that modern life was rubbish.

Correction: May 27 , 2001 Sunday A front-page picture of Miles Davis on May 13, with articles about his artistic goals and his changing image, carried an erroneous credit.