Sentence examples for narrative image from inspiring English sources

Theodore C. Sorensen, one of the last links to John F. Kennedy's administration, a writer and counselor who did much to shape the president's narrative, image and legacy, died Sunday in Manhattan.

Other events this week include a screening of the film "Stella Days," on Monday at 8 p.m., at the Elevated Acre, 55 Water Street, and starting on Thursday, a window exhibit at One New York Plaza Art Space, "Tales: The Narrative Image," open for viewing from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (The festival and exhibit run through July 15).

PR is about control control of narrative, image, and discussion.

PR is about control – control of narrative, image and discussion.

Narrative images have been a staple of art history and continue to inspire illustrators, painters and sculptors.

WESTPORT Amy Simon Fine Art "Speak, Memory: Photographs by Stacy Bass," Intimate narrative images inspired by color, connections and relationships.

Plakatstil was used for many Axis posters, while the Allies primarily used magazine illustrators versed in realistic narrative images for their own propaganda posters.

Inspired partly by the primitivistic paintings of Jean Dubuffet, Ms. Frey began producing large plates in the early 60's bearing antic narrative images, as well as sculptures and paintings.

Sculptural forms and highly narrative images are arranged to complement each other, animal forms grouped together, and abstract patterns near each other.

Mr. Marcopoulos's subjects are lovely to look at, but his photographs, though professionally accomplished, are insufficiently revealing as narrative images and too stylistically conventional to be exciting as art.

A damped-down, gray-tone black-and-white gives his other, more narrative images a realism that's almost photojournalistic: a long line of laborers stand waiting by a road, staring into space; a group of young boys play war games in an empty lot, three as prisoners under the watchful eye of a kid with a water gun.