Sentence examples for image in which from inspiring English sources

The sonnet's final image, in which the dog "lay back down and let the needle enter.

And the final image, in which Hedda's body is dragged center stage, falls awkwardly between intentional anticlimax and tragic tableau.

The Big Board cultivated a high-class image, in which only the best companies were allowed listings.

Warhol once said that the image, in which he has a gaunt look and spiky hair, actually scared him.

His quest was always for "the decisive moment" – the fleeting image in which the lens captures a life.

A self-portrait by the little-known lifelong Parisian Pierre-Antoine Gallien is an epigrammatic image in which plaster, glass and oil paint find an outlet.

In taking these few short steps, the human mind finds itself confronted with a picture, a theological image in which God, man and world form a divine nexus.

It is conceivable that the movie will suffer from Gibson's poisoned image, in which case Foster's chance of directing more projects will diminish.

"It is important for me, when I watch the film, to recognise that mirror image in which I can understand everything I've done wrong," she says.

On the wall just opposite, his onetime assistant Van Dyck creates a similarly tangled, even more explosive image in which Endymion embraces Diana, and then embraces her again.

Hence his 1995 image in which a redhead in scarlet heels leans against a Berlin tree trunk and opens her coat.