Sentence examples for much an image from inspiring English sources

"This, for us, is very much an image of just what happened with H.D.," he said of the gradual roll-out.

It is not so much an image as a political programme: the warlike virtue of small city-states fighting against every invasion that comes from the outside.

If, as these people say, the New York rat problem has returned, city health officials say it is as much an image problem as an infestation problem.

As I approached, I had the vertiginous experience of confronting not so much an image as an apparition of the saint himself.

Hany Farid, a computer science professor at Dartmouth, who helped develop an algorithm that measures how much an image of a person's face and body has been altered by photo retouching.

I find the abundance of her paintings satisfying while their fictional nature – the way her gestures are not impulses but the rephrasing of impulses – is very much an image of contemporary culture.

Probably no one outside the BBC had much of an image of the interviewer, Martin Bashir, whose career to date had been low-key, and who had got this scoop in circumstances no one quite understood.

Its façade looks very much like an image of Madonna, its curved shapes echoing that of a woman's body.

I perceive something much richer, an image that combines all these rough signals with an enormous quantity of past experiences.

However much a mirage, the image of an impregnable "fortress" has swayed sentiment and shaped policy.

Bird should go back at look at tapes of the last few weeks of the Knicks' regular season last year; he'll see a team and a coach very much a mirror image of these Pacers.