Sentence examples for image of doing something from inspiring English sources

It's not uncommon that, at some point in your life, you've been sitting and talking to someone when you flash on the image of doing something horrible to him or her.

This cooperation divergence may be explained by a behavioral asymmetry between the warm-glow of doing something good and the cold-prickle of doing something bad (Andreoni, 1995).

It has the promise of doing something today, which will support tomorrow's generation.

It is a consensus built, repeatable way of doing something.

"a standard is an agreed, repeatable way of doing something.

"You've got an image of hijackers doing something," said a spokesman for the Air Line Pilots Association, a union representing 64,000 pilots in the United States and Canada.

You see it and sort of do something about it.

He will, for instance, show Kris and Jeff doing one thing and then — as their conversation continues on the audio track — cut to images of them doing something else, someplace else, before looping back to that initial scene.

When people talk about the feeling of unity that embraced the city, the image of the three of us — doing something mundane, but knowing that we were joined by this horrific collective experience — comes to my mind.

But we don't need this memory to be reminded: one of Genzken's huts is wallpapered with porno images of two young men doing something unmentionable.

However, from engineering point of view, doing something better is the major concern.