Sentence examples for make icons from inspiring English sources
To make icons appealing and perceptible visual representations, with a high degree of iconicity ensured, it is important to design them taking end users' inputs into account.
Not only do they prize heroes like the splendid slugger Ted Williams; they also make icons out of Johnny Pesky, who hesitated in '46, and of Bill Buckner, whose hands failed him 40 years later.
The Marxist philosopher Walter Benjamin reminds us that the ancient Jews were forbidden to make icons of what was to come, rather as they were forbidden to fashion graven images of Yahweh.
They make icons pop and move like Sugar Ray and can make a photo-realistic icon like nobody else.
Given all this moral ambiguity, Hoffman says, believers who invest theological importance in football, or make icons of Christian players, are taking a big risk.
We make icons out of a Tiger Woods, Rudy Guiliani or Bill Clinton and are always shocked, shocked, when they are caught with their pants down.
To make ICON-GPU consistent with ICON-CPU, in this work, we parallelized the NUFFT and the adjoint NUFFT based on the algorithms described in NFFT3.0 and the algorithm of 2D NUFFT is displayed in Algorithm 1. Open image in new window φ(x) and (hat{varphi }left( k right)) are the window functions.
They finished making icons for just 235 Web sites.
Manhattan's leaders have made icons out of infertility.
Faith in free markets made icons of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who made deregulation a policy cornerstone.
Brokeback Mountain made icons of its repressed rural protagonists, men whose inability to articulate their desires even to themselves doomed them to lives of regret.
