"Why was there such a haunting dissonance between the man and his image, or did we impose an image upon him that was utterly removed from the man?" Despite the Jolter's inarticulateness off the field, Mr. Charyn does not lack for material.
They wouldn't want to impose an image on the band: their "geek-chic" look seems deliberate but the term has previously sent Taylor into confused denial, although an encounter the day before our interview prompts him to finally acknowledge his image.
Now Google has apparently decided that imposing a background image on users wasn't such a good idea after all, and they've turned off their experiment around ten hours early according to a tweet from Marrisa Mayer, Google's Vice President of Search Product and User Experience.
In the traditional method, each LR image imposes a set of linear constraints to stabilize the solution of the unknown HR image.
Here critics claim that defenders of the old regime have been allowed to impose a very soft image of the dictatorship, more Goodbye Lenin than The Lives of Others.
Certainly from Sickert (and Degas before him) Yiadom-Boakye has inherited a narrative compulsion, which has less to do with capturing the real than with provoking, in her audience, a desire to impose a story upon an image.
The work was played twice; the second time Mr. Maldonado's faded, stressed images imposed an almost narrative structure on it.
Once you're invited to impose a particular reading on an image – the example Madrigal used involved thinking of the Brazil 2014 World Cup logo as a facepalm – it becomes really difficult to see that image as anything else, to "unsee" it with fresh eyes.
"Not only does the shawl limit your movements and expressiveness, but that kind of attire conveys the image of a victim, of the poor little thing, and that's something I've been trying to get away from.I want to impose a new and different image of women".
Or are they cut off from their affluence, removed from the cares and concerns of others?" As an American youth I am upset by such shallow questions that impose a general and stereotypical image upon young people, especially teen-agers, as being selfish and unaware and unconcerned about the misfortunes and needs of others.
