Sentence examples for image meaning from inspiring English sources

However, the booking form is just a static image, meaning users can't click it.

The rivers themselves, incidentally, are an ancient ethnographic image meaning "lots and lots of blood".

The phone's Superior Auto camera setting is optimised to an eight-megapixel image, meaning you can zoom in considerably before image quality drops below this resolution, thanks to the exceptional sensor.

Also, men have become more concerned with body image, meaning that they are more likely to measure themselves against culturally perceived standards of attractiveness, according to Ashley Mears, a sociologist.

Linda Dorage, who teaches English as a second language at the school, said she had even had to introduce children to "just the concept of a two-dimensional image meaning something".

Parents have become less strict and children have become part of their lifestyle image, meaning they are more likely to spend money on them, says Ynon Kreiz, former boss of Fox Kids Europe (now owned by Disney).

The term "visual language" refers to those meanings created by the appearance of text and image, meanings that enhance the text's literal meaning.

Their relationship is telegraphed in an image with double meaning: Oedipus supports Jocasta on his thighs when she cradles him as both lover and child.

Our clients are receiving professional images meaning they can 'put themselves out there' and more than compete in the professional arena.

Fig. 3 Simulation scenario for a person with an empathic God-image, meaning that the empathic part of the model has stronger parameters than the dis-empathic part.

Fig. 2 Simulation scenario for a person with a neutral God-image, meaning that the empathic and dis-empathic parameters are the same strength.