Sentence examples for image far from inspiring English sources

Ms. Halfaker's eyes flutter, seemingly looking at some image far, far away.

It was an image far more humble than that of the world-class athlete who successfully challenged able-bodied athletes.

Note, please, the emergence of the streamlined, zip-front cardigan, leaving its stodgy, Jimmy Carter image far behind.

Modestly small and honestly square, each is unique, offering a glossy, tactile image far different from the pixels of cyberspace or the matte finish of Xerox reproductions.

THAT is good TV!" It seemed Deng had improved Murdoch's image far more than the public relations consultants he has been paying.

Used as intended, Snapchat is the most benign way to send such things, but in practice, the speedy recipient can grab a screenshot and share an image far beyond the sender's intent.

Even the earliest of them, such as Herman the Loser (1961) or the Frances books, which began in 1960 with Bedtime for Frances, were hard-edged, swift, rich in image, far-reaching in their implications, and in the sense they gave that life was bigger than could be told.

Cover image: Far-right Casapound party activists hold the final electoral rally in view of March 4 Italy's general elections, in the centre of Rome, next to the Pantheon, Thursday, March 1 , 2018

Cover image: Far-right groups hold a demonstration in front of the presidential palace to call on President Andrzej Duda to sign a bill that would limit some forms of Holocaust speech in Warsaw, Poland, Monday, Feb. 5, 2018.

But Clark then said something extraordinary about the inexperienced Rio, who has evidently displayed a self-image far beyond his year: "He was in love with himself.

The lost ships seemed eerily alive, the images far more detailed than ones made public.