Sentence examples for myriad images from inspiring English sources

They also re-enact, as have myriad images of windows since the invention of photography, the movement of light through an opening, which is fundamental to the medium.

She says the best part was being hands-on in its production, discussing the layout, the typefaces, selecting photographs from among myriad images.

And in the days after his death we returned to the myriad images of Ali in his glory: scowling in triumph and looming over the fallen Sonny Liston; shadowboxing underwater; peeking under the toupee of his adenoidal Boswell, Howard Cosell.

Exploring the myriad images of Manhattan after dark, New York Nocturne shows how writers and artists took on the city's nocturnal blaze and transformed the scintillating landscape into an icon of modernity.

What is the worldwide web, with its instantaneous access to a myriad images and sounds of our past, and its corresponding myriad imaginings of our future, if not a vast and prosthetic present?

Upon sports' grandest and most majestic stage, myriad images of Kate Hansen resonated.

What does it mean to make drawings in an age of myriad image technologies?

PARIS — On a giant screen figures swirl through a geometric landscape, morphing into a myriad of images.

LONDON — Black and white stripes are used to dizzying effect — on floors, tables, china, hose and myriad framed images.

A photograph of these thoroughbreds desperately galloping to safety is currently among the most iconic of the myriad fire images on the Internet.

A poem as long and as dense as "Howl" — whose myriad vivid images are crammed into long run-on sentences — is ill suited for simultaneous musical accompaniment.