Sentence examples for image dominated from inspiring English sources

The actress's red-carpet image dominated the front page of The Daily Telegraph on Monday.

Thursday morning, the image dominated the tabloid's cover, under the headline "NO CHANCE".

That beaming image dominated the front page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette on Election Day.

But the BNP activists manning the stall are usually neat and tidy, Smith said, not the crewcut thugs whose image dominated the old National Front.

Paglen's photograph "Salt Pit," an out-of-focus image dominated by the beige security wall, went up for sale that November in Chelsea, in an edition of one, for twenty thousand dollars.

"There's not enough room for candy, and" — he reached his hand out the front and up over his head, pointing at a copy of FHM, with a cover image dominated by barely concealed breasts, fastened to the overhang — "they don't let you do this".

A single image dominates the front pages of today's national newspapers.

The personality of the image dominates the writing on the scroll.

Adam Smith, free-market partisan: this image dominates, even in market-weary times.

The main image dominating the sub is a riff on the Obama "hope" poster.

We are now at a time when image dominates, when we are more susceptible than ever to judge by appearance.