Sentence examples for intense image from inspiring English sources

The most savage and brilliant painting on show was a small intense image from the 1930s of a bull goring a horse.

Sanford Hanauer reduces the landscape to its essentials in "Lake," a small but intense image in which bands of color represent sky and water, with a red patch to signify a boat.

Check out this slideshow of protesters and vote on the most intense image.

A baby coos in the background as Noname conjures an intense image: "Roses in the road, teddy bear outside, bullet to the right".

"It's a fantastic source for filmmakers, because it allows you to create such intense images, conjuring them from Carroll's language, and imagine your own Wonderland".

"Most of my friends died from Aids-related illnesses," says Pfahler. "It was like a horror movie, watching people with angina, their bodies blowing up, people wearing germ jumpsuits… You can't ever erase these intense images from your eyes.

Gaskill's razor-edged productions pioneered Brechtian principles in postwar Britain: embodying intense images in Bond and Shakespearean tragedy, devising new work through workshops and argument, and reanimating Restoration comedy through the prism of class and cash.

The show includes war pictures shot in Japan, like the amazing "Soldier Finding a Baby;" near-visionary views of steelmaking in Pittsburgh; psychologically intense images from his famous series "The Country Doctor"; and meditative portraits of the jazz great Thelonious Monk (Johnson).

But improvements in several key areas allow all four new models to deliver brighter, more intense images.

(Warning: some intense images, including a militiaman trying to run over a demonstrator with his motorcycle).

MPAA rating: PG-13 for violence including battle sequences and intense images.