Sentence examples for legendary image from inspiring English sources
They have also inspired new scholarship revising the legendary image of the Vikings.
The Swiss ordered stained glass that glorified their legendary image, the Wild Man of the Alps, the freedom fighter whose body is covered with hair and who carries a tree trunk as his weapon.
It's hard for any bio-drama either to leave out – or to avoid reducing to a cliché – the legendary image of Nijinsky standing on a chair in the wings desperately screaming out the count of his complex polyrhythms to dancers who could no longer hear the orchestra during the uproar that greeted the Rite's notorious 1913 Parisian premiere.
Such was the ensuing frenzy of sightings – and photographs (including the legendary image of a long-necked plesiosaurean taken by a London surgeon and later proved to be a hoax) – that by April 1938 Virginia Woolf was writing to her sister, Vanessa Bell, of a "charming couple" they'd met at a lochside hotel "who were in touch … with the Monster.
The results show that the perceived and true reasons for Apple's success may be very different and that a legendary image of the company with an ardent fan base may obscure the true reasons behind its success.
Those legendary images of Abraham Lincoln looking dour and downtrodden may not have been staged to evoke a somber mood.
Mr. Grannis, whose legendary images captured the surf culture of the 1960s and '70s, died in February, but Scott Sternberg, the designer of Band of Outsiders, the Los Angeles line known for its twisty take on schoolboy prep, is stoked on the photographs.
It's hardly the end of Labour's once legendary image-management though.
So he dove deep into the archives of Frida's work, visiting Mexico City to see the legendary images in person.
A 1985 vision of a tiny Azzedine Alaïa leaping toward the elongated figure of Farida has become a legendary fashion image.
