Sentence examples for image has lost from inspiring English sources

The image has lost all meaning now.

The photographic image has lost its power". But you're a photographer, Bethany says, unreflectingly, how can you say that?

It also might have restored some of the luster that Mr. Weill's public image has lost in the last two years.

And as Nelken gets its long overdue showing in London, it is clear the image has lost none of its power.

"The image has lost a great deal of its brilliance," said Sergio Romano, a former ambassador to NATO and a columnist for the largest Italian daily, Corriere della Sera.

"There's an argument to be made – and indeed which is made by film-makers like Michael Haneke or Jean Luc Godard – that says that since the advent of television, computers, mobile phones, etc, the image has lost its power to impact upon us," says Dr Catherine Wheatley, a lecturer in film studies at King's College London.

These images have lost little of their harsh, enigmatic force.

The brand name could be helpful as well: Before the GM partnership began in the early 1990s, Saab had built itself a reputation as somewhat of an innovative brand — an image it has lost almost completely in recent years, says Urquhart.

It's one of those ubiquitous images that has lost its potency over the years but it belies a skill that Man Ray, who made the photo titled Le Violon d'Ingres, often pulled so effortlessly out of his creative tool bag.

Setting aside financial worries, the image of organs has lost its sparkle.

"At Saint-Pierre de Montrouge, we found lots of sand and stones inside the organ after work on the bell tower". Setting aside financial worries, the image of organs has lost its sparkle.