Sentence examples for image takes over from inspiring English sources
It's definitely when the image takes over that musicians get like that.
It is that the theatricality of a polished image takes over, making the choreography accessible on several planes.
We are living in the viral age of the photograph, of the image taking over for the self.
The recent shooting of Amadou Diallo still looks a lot like a moment when an image took over, with fatal consequences.
Khaldoon al-Mubarak, a senior figure in the strategic shaping of Abu Dhabi's economic direction and image, took over as the public face of the new venture and became City's chairman.
Sometimes the scripts and patterns dominate; sometimes carefully drawn images take over, as in "Dear Mr. Lilly," dotted with rather unflattering renderings of white men (in keeping with its title) that are reminiscent of Robert Crumb's work.
Images took over all available space, commandeering salons, dining rooms, bedrooms and studios wherever Matisse went from his Parisian apartment to the little suburban house he rented on the outskirts of Vence in wartime, and even the mighty marble halls of the vast deserted apartment block high above the city of Nice where he ended up.
Apocalyptic images take over my brain and hope becomes a distant memory.
In a second study, published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, astronomers reviewed images taken over more than a decade by the MPG/ESO 2.2 meter telescope in La Silla, Chile.
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