Sentence examples for image combined from inspiring English sources

Ernst's superior, carefully-choreographed public image, combined with an improved ground operation, were key to her success.

The cover image, combined with the headline's first-name intimacy, gave it something of a Brangelina vibe: "Huma and Anthony: The Private Life of a Former Power Couple".

She says of Platt's entry: "The quality of the image, combined with the attention to environmental issues, and inclusion of others as well as concern for the planet is heartening.

In recent years, the most esteemed officer in America — the very model of the modern general — was David Petraeus, whose public image combined the theorizing of the new school with a patina of old-fashioned toughness and rectitude.

It has been suggested that there's something in the Italian character that creates the perfect one: courage, cunning, an eye for an iconic image combined with an iconoclastic, anarchic streak and, most of all, a sixth sense about betrayal.

Her squeaky-clean image, combined with Mr Suharto's mistreatment of her and her father, have convinced throngs of these voters that she is a champion of the "little people".

One favourite image combines two memes, pitting The Guy behind Chuck Norris, himself a meme superstar.

Football is the hardest sport to capture in 3D as the image combines feeds from two cameras.

And its image, combining absolutist politics, divinity and autobiography, became a sort of logo for his reign.

In one Sept. 11 image, combining visible-light photography and infrared data, he saw three parallel streaks converging and heading east from Nebraska toward Washington.

Out of apparently nowhere, this image – combining bare, faintly modernist typography with the consoling logo of the crown and a similarly reassuring message – spread everywhere.