Sentence examples for image like a dog from inspiring English sources
In a new study, Fernald and colleagues measured parent-baby banter from round-the-clock recordings in babies' homes, then tested those babies' word-processing speed using retinal-following experiments that tracked how long it took them to follow a prompt to an image like a dog or juice.
I'm paraphrasing, but he told the interviewer something like, 'I want the album art to really be more of a mood and less of some sort of attention-grabbing image, like a dog on fire, or something of that ilk... '"...
They assumed, probably often correctly, that the traditional image theory of meaning was based upon the assumption that images themselves get their meaning through resembling their objects: an image of a dog represents a dog because it resembles or looks like a dog, in the same way that a painting of Queen Elizabeth represents Queen Elizabeth because it looks like her.
The images of inmates variously stripped, hooded, leashed like a dog, piled into naked heaps and forced to simulate oral sex then spread widely, causing international outcry.
The fifth comet ever imaged so close up, Hartley 2 looks a bit like a dog bone, or a dumbbell, or, more technically, a highly elongated triaxial thingy.
His own writing abounds with images of kipper-like pungency: "Even the millionaire suffers from a vague sense of guilt, like a dog eating a stolen leg of mutton".
"You're like a junkyard dog".
