Sentence examples for images of disaster from inspiring English sources
Images of disaster come to mind: war zone, tornado's path.
Newer technology provides a non-stop feed: as many images of disaster and atrocity as we can make time to look at.
Now I picture that water that I've swum in all these years swallowing not just my house but also whole towns well known to me, and the newspaper and television images of disaster take on a chilling relevance.
Following up on her book "On Photography," Sontag argued against "fancy rhetoric" — some of which echoed her previous work — claiming that the barrage of information has turned reality into a spectacle and dulled a single image's capacity to shock: Newer technology provides a non-stop feed: as many images of disaster and atrocity as we can make time to look at.
During the 1930s, documentary films had portrayed environmental reforms to mass audiences, uniting spectators through sublime images of disaster and transcendent scenes of technology restoring the landscape.
I've found myself glued to the news, as I'm sure we've all been, watching images of disaster flash across the screen.
Though the agency has long used planes for imaging and mapping purposes, its work to provide images of disasters within hours of their occurrence was prompted by response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mike Aslaksen, chief of the remote-sensing division at NOAA, said in an interview.
Television brings him so many images of disasters and dramas so instantly, and so intimately, that it sometimes felt like more than he could handle, he said.
The recordings, in which he said little about his usual Western enemies, were accompanied by video images of disasters and a smiling portrait of Mr. bin Laden, the founder of Al Qaeda.
So despite his reluctance to chase police vans and ambulances and to fill air time with emotional images of disasters in faraway places, he sweated out each day's ratings and had to drive some reporters to chase two, three, even five stories a day.
The "Get Stupid" video interlude featured images of disasters throughout the ages along with images of Adolf Hitler and Robert Mugabe.
