Thus, to an artist of Mr. Taub's turn of mind, the spacious arrangement of an arpeggio of grace notes in the manuscript of the E major Sonata gives a graphic image of the generous elasticity with tempo Beethoven had in mind.
If this image of a generous community possessing "one heart and soul" sounds appealing to us, it also surely tickled the ears of an ancient audience.
Byron provided a model of poetic sensibility, cynicism, and despair, and his death in the Greek War of Independence reinforced the image of the noble and generous but doomed Romantic hero.
She was damned if she was going to come back". A more generous image of Miss Fitzgerald's experience there was painted by E. M. O'Rourke, 87, who taught English at the school in the 1930's and remembers Miss Fitzgerald as a model student.
Nowadays, this image of the priest as the generous knight of the people has been replaced by that of a man who preys on children — "the rock spider," as convicts in Australian prisons call a pedophile.
Nowadays, this image of the priest as the generous knight of the people has been replaced by that of a man who preys on children—"the rock spider," as convicts in Australian prisons call a pedophile.
Is the Zone an idealised image of the UK with its generous welfare system, a land of milk and honey with many opportunities for those willing to pick fruit for six quid an hour?
Mr. Fufidio had presented a very different image of his client as a generous, perhaps naïve young teacher who had reached out to troubled students and ended up becoming a victim of what he called their "adolescent male locker room talk".
Malick brings this mighty story to life in a copious array of images of a breathtakingly generous, gentle beauty.
The religious themes that dominated Renaissance art (partly because of generous church patronage) were frequently developed into images of such human richness that, as one contemporary observer noted, the Christian message was submerged.
