Sentence examples for mighty images from inspiring English sources

MARANELLO, ITALY — Entering the legendary old building through the main gate over which "Ferrari" is emblazoned in large, iconic lettering is an experience that drums up mighty images and echoes of the past.

The mighty images of Paisley, Shankly and Dalglish flutter across the Anfield Road end every weekend and though there was something extraordinary about the Maoist waving of red flags, and about the 71-year-old who commanded Old Trafford as he talked and breathed heavily into the microphone, don't let it be said that he has ever enjoyed a personality cult.

Maybe the truth doesn't live up to our mighty cultural images of The Family.

Anthony van Dyck – Equestrian Portrait of Charles I (c 1637-8) Van Dyck portrays the doomed ruler Charles I as a heroic knight on his mighty steed – an image that was taken seriously at the Stuart court, where Rubens painted Charles as St George fighting the dragon.

LONDON — Digital patterns, painterly brushstrokes, mighty splodges and tiny images — British fashion has made a reputation for "all the new that's fit to print".

The image of mighty geysers spewing depreciable assets out of the ground is forever linked to the state.

If most look much the worse for wear (Mr. Springsteen is an exception), they still produce a mighty sound, and the image of Mick Jagger whirling and dancing through "Jumpin' Jack Flash," is an astonishing vision of age-defying flexibility and confidence.

Dürer came to be recognised - even by the grudging Italians - for a mighty flow of ideas and images.

"The image of the mighty atom joining us at the dinner table was no more a reasonable hope than that of other images promoted during the glory days of atomic energy: the atom and nuclear engines, the atom as excavator and the atom and unlimited electric energy".

Welles's genius seemed always to precede him, his image provided a mighty template to which he'd have to elevate his deeds — until the time came when, with his genius undiminished, the image itself took over.

The Iraq war has shattered America's image of itself as a mighty but good-hearted giant.