Sentence examples for innumerable pictures from inspiring English sources

It was so vast, and so familiar from innumerable pictures, it might just as well have been a picture.

Another photograph, of someone slumped on the ground, grieving over her dead boyfriend, after he was just stabbed by robbers, looks like innumerable pictures from Baghdad.

I wish I had not seen the innumerable Sunset pictures, with their foregrounded turds; or had to look again at Tony Blair as a gun-slinging cowboy, too crude for either side of the Iraq debate and one of Hamilton's least potent political works.

After all, the reader has an imagination, too, and merely to write the word "Bologna" or "Southend" or "42nd Street" will call up an image from the innumerable mental picture postcards we carry with us.

"The Sleepwalkers" is a tour de force of forensic historical analysis that delves deeply into the (innumerable) primary sources to construct a picture of almost overwhelming complexity in which lack of reliable information, misconceptions and corrosive distrust forced key actors into playing a kind of multidimensional chess while wearing blindfolds.

Our image-saturated present day deluges us with pictures, and the gestalt effect of innumerable fading pictures can strip them of meaning.

It has provided stunning evidence of innumerable planets elsewhere in our galaxy, and even delivered pictures of embryonic solar systems forming.

Once students have taken ownership of the overall picture and seized upon a long-term goal, there are innumerable things to try, from straightforward to Byzantine.

From the "preparation" pictures you get an impression of condensed activity of men and guns in innumerable slits cut in the flat, chalky ground.

The death of Paul Walker in a car crash Saturday at age 40 marks a tragic end to the life of a man who brought innumerable people pleasure as rogue former cop Brian O'Conner in the street-racing "Fast and Furious" pictures.

The apparent miracle of the negotiated revolution was the outcome of prolonged, painstaking and imaginative hard work in which consensus between different viewpoints was always sought and the innumerable details over which we fought were eventually always placed in the context of the large picture.