Sentence examples for imagery's from inspiring English sources

Here was a chance to focus on imagery for imagery's sake.

A television monitor, complete with tangled cords, was also placed in the room — a reminder of the imagery's origins.

Such images pass beyond clarification — imagery's usual duty — and, as with the French Symbolists, move into a territory of their own, where they become an expansion, a riff, an extra adventure.

To reclaim the imagery's human dimension, Mr. Salvaggio has digitally composed each frame not from tiny dots of color, as is usually done, but from names culled from a list of the 2,800 dead and missing victims of the New York attacks.

There is significant sense to enhance the hyperspectral imagery's spatial resolution.

However, before long, and especially in the wake of the imageless thought controversy, doubts were beginning to emerge, in the work of philosophers such as Schlick (1918), Sartre (1936, 1940), Ryle (1949), and especially the later Wittgenstein, both about imagery's importance in cognition, and about whether the whole notion of "pictures in the mind" really made sense.

But the primary source for the sculpture's imagery was Dante's "Divine Comedy".

In the past, borrowing Mao Zedong's imagery for China's adversaries, Chinese officials have generally played down the value of nuclear weapons, describing them as "paper tigers".

It's an elegant idea, intelligently executed, but for all its luminous, incendiary imagery, Goldstein's novel remains quite cold.

In previous research studying imagery, Lang's (1977, 1979) Information-Processing Theory states two types of propositions: stimulus propositions (SP) and response propositions (RP).

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