Sentence examples for instance the image of from inspiring English sources

See for instance, the image of a baby bearing the legend "Free Love".

For instance, the image of a man while crouching can reduce its bounding box height while maintaining the same distance from the camera.

For instance, the image of the ad at right is the one seen by friends of Citysearch senior VP Kara Nortman, who is introducing social features such as business Tweets into Citysearch.

Often contributing to the underestimation of rape's frequency is a narrow and stereotypical conception of what rape is: for instance, the image of a stranger jumping out from behind the bushes, brandishing a weapon at a woman he has never seen before.

For instance, the image of sexually savage and animalistic black masculinity is a central trope of the popular "interracial" genre of pornography, marketed to white men, in which black men are often depicted as damaging white women's bodies with their unusually large penises (Dines 1998, 2006).

For instance, the image of Naomi Campbell singing the song.

When it crashed to Earth 10,000 years ago it likely brought about mass devastation, and it conjured in my imagination darker, more biblical connections for instance the image of Sodom and Gomorrah, razed in a brimstone downpour.

For instance, the image of a naked woman running with a veil coming out of her bottom actually skewers "French fundamentalism": the so-called "burqa ban" that prohibits wearing veils covering the face but they're allowed to be worn inside; the naked woman found an extreme way to apply the ban.

Or else the "Thinker," for instance, is the image of you, me, the archaeologists and historians confronted and perplexed by a "lost" culture in southeastern Europe that had quite a go with life back before a single word was written or a wheel turned.

It is from these sketchy notes, for instance, that the image of Jonson as perhaps the first trash talker of literary London ­emerges, in his assessment that John Donne, the great poet and Jonson's exact contemporary and friend, "deserved hanging" for "not keeping of accent".

A genomic approach to ecology might, for instance, cultivate the image of land as a collective organism, as proposed by Leopold.