Sentence examples for image extends from inspiring English sources

The image extends to politics as well.

The image extends for 10 km to the NNW.

The image extends a presiding theme for McCall, whose covers often delight in the fine grain of life in New York, with especial attention paid to anything on wheels.

The photograph is part of the library's new exhibition "Dawn's Early Light: The First 50 Years of American Photography". The power of an image extends far beyond its original purpose.

Under this isomorphism, an operator Φ from U into B(H) is completely bounded if and only if its image extends to a bounded map of the Hilbert-Schmidt operators into H.

It's an image of women and children slaughtered on a burning bus during the Lebanese civil war in the 70s, and the image extends to the incineration of history, of memory, and the bitterness of revisiting the charred remains of violence and tragedy.

The purity of the image, extended into off-balance contours, was magnificently rendered by the two dancers.

Before Robert Mapplethorpe's untimely death from AIDS in 1989, he utterly changed the face of art photography, by challenging the idea that pictures are just an image, extending ideas of beauty onto controversial territory.

The final product should look similar to Figure 5. Adjust the contrast and the jet is identifiable in both the xray and optical image, extending a few arcseconds to the southwest (lower right).

The conduits they image extend from the core mantle boundary, where they are rooted in patches of strongly reduced shear velocity, and correspond to known locations of large ultralow-velocity zones beneath Hawaii, Iceland and Samoa, in support of the idea that they may be the source of hotspot volcanoes.

But the World Cup is far bigger than just the stadiums, and its benefits in terms of improving a country's image extend beyond the final whistle.