Sentence examples for image real life from inspiring English sources

There's just one problem with this image: real life is far more complicated.

There was some genuinely bad blood a couple of years ago when it was proposed that the county courthouse be moved from Roseau to Warroad, but in most respects Warroad and Roseau are siblings of a sort — little towns in the middle of nowhere that have evolved in much the same way and see each other almost as mirror images, real-life Lake Woebegons.

But far more haunting is the way the image of the speeding prow in this scene morphs, seconds afterward, into a by now equally famous image from real life — the same prow as it looks today, half buried in Atlantic mud under two and a half miles of seawater, drained of color, purpose, and life.

But, after the magazine was released, the cover took on a life of its own when Susan Pitt, an endocrine surgeon at the University of Wisconsin, issued a challenge to her fellow female surgeons: to replicate the image in real life, bringing visibility to the women and other minority groups working in a traditionally white, male-dominated field.

There are no victims or celebrities depicted among his cast of ordinary icons, who root the black image in real life.

AND ALIENS!!" But inevitably, the image of Lieutenant Pike was inserted into more sobering images from real life, like the famous photograph of the Vietnamese girl running naked down the road after planes dropped napalm on her village.

Gamers reportedly misinterpreted video game images as real life objects.

CHARLESTON, S.C. — On the Spoleto Festival U.S.A.'s first weekend, already three productions consciously blur the line between moving images and real life.

"When we made 'Armageddon,' we all of us certainly didn't think we were going to be seeing any of those images in real life," Mr. Hensleigh says.

Whereas the insoluble tensions of a time and place can be rendered lyrically in literary images, in real life the shadow of the human is all too easily dwarfed by the shadow of circumstance.

In the way that regular people use the parlance of cinema to make everyday life worthy of the big screen ("It was so romantic/beautiful/ exciting/scary, it was like being in/better than a movie!"), Hollywood people borrow images from real life to give legitimacy to their fantasy-driven existences.