Sentence examples for image of which from inspiring English sources

They wished to avoid an image of which they would never entirely be able to rid themselves.

He played catch on a cobblestone street in Paris, an image of which was posted in one of his many offbeat tweets.

"It's basically a huge team of people that go in to create the image, of which retouching is the icing on the cake," she said.

Along with tennis, karaoke, date nights with Sam Cam (the mental image of which has caused more than one "dry boke night" among the rest of us, I'll be bound) and watching "crap films on telly".

Speaking about her big commission yesterday (the image of which, above, In Touch revealed exclusively), Monica Warhol said she thought her famous relative would have loved Kim to sit as a subject for his own work.

Truffaut was especially touched by the ugly-ducking charms and gaucheries of children because, as he remarked, everything they do they're doing for the first time (the emblematic image of which might be the amazement of the "wild child" of L'Enfant Sauvage at his first sneeze).

Images shown on television are, by definition, images of which, sooner or later, one tires.

Many will never set foot inside the wire pens that are the business end of the detention centre, images of which now define Manus to the world.

He commissioned the creation of synthetic DNA using that sequence, and it was injected into bacteria, images of which were projected onto a gallery wall.

The artist, Yanzong says, was the author of "wondrous painted Buddhas " "auspicious [images] whose model was transmitted from the West" and "foreign Buddha images of which [he] is the finest interpreter".

To one side of the stage, Mr. Weil aims a video camera at small-scale models of the story's settings, images of which appear simultaneously at the back of the stage.