Sentence examples for image for which from inspiring English sources

Benjamin's response was to invent the notion of the dialectical image, for which he went back to baroque emblematics - ideas represented by pictures and Baudelairean allegory.

The image, for which Ut won a Pulitzer prize, was widely credited with turning the tide of public opinion against the war.

But it is perhaps appropriate that the final image captured by Voyager, the image for which the mission is best remembered, was of ourselves.

She knew she wanted to make a clean, simple image, for which she used four socks to connect the two girls.

And now comes Michael Fassbender in Assassin's Creed, based on the hugely popular video game in which players go on missions to take down targets in various exotic locations throughout history, – the first image for which has just hit the web.

Blocks are larger parts of the image for which NCC score is calculated and they consist of previously mentioned regions.

Many of the ideas and images for which he became known had their source in the couple's mutual dialogue.

But the smeared-chalk wall drawings and spinning images for which he is best known are becoming a bit toothless.

Rilke arranged for the publication, in 1921, of a handsome book of the Mitsou images, for which he wrote the preface.

The Mexican period photographs are not very well represented here, at least when it comes to the standard list of images for which the artist is remembered.

"Diane Arbus Revelations," the traveling exhibition that arrives at the Metropolitan Museum on Tuesday, gives visitors a peek beyond the images for which she is so well known.