Sentence examples for moving photograph from inspiring English sources

A moving photograph shows the adult Goodall reaching out to a baby chimpanzee, which is reaching back to her.

There is a curiously moving photograph of Igor Stravinsky kneeling at Sibelius's grave, a horizontal metal slab on the grounds at Ainola.

She was fascinated by a "strangely moving photograph of a delicate funeral bouquet" that had been preserved in the tomb of Tutankhamen.

The only interesting thing about the Flag trial was a moving photograph, produced in court, of Johns presenting one of the four bronze versions he made to John F Kennedy.

A very moving photograph that I always showed my students was a picture of young boys, sitting on a curb with their feet in the open sewer, and right next to them was a carcass of a rotting horse.

Nothing yet can be called a true breakthrough, but this blend can come off nicely: when viewed in cover-flow mode, the type gets compressed in a way that recalls smudgy ink on newsprint, and there's an editorial logic behind the moving photograph that zooms out from a detail of Tahrir Square to reveal Cairo at dusk around the brightly lit crowd.

The film partly follows her through the process of putting together her recent book, "A Photographer's Life, 1990-2005," whincludesudes moving photographs of her family members and her last days with her partner, Susan Sontag, who died of cancer two years ago.

"New Jersey: 24/7" includes images by well-known photographers from the state's newspapers, as well as surprisingly moving photographs submitted by unknown amateurs.

Francis made headlines all over the world after moving photographs showed him embracing man severely disfigured by disease.

Whittled down from more than 108,000 images, The World Press Photo Exhibition 2011 displays the most captivating, eye-catching and moving photographs of the year.

The most beautiful and moving photographs are often documents of a particular world, taken by denizens who move in those circles.