Sentence examples for not snapshot from inspiring English sources

Hence, Fischer and Ravizza treat free will and moral responsibility as historical and not snapshot properties.

"But they were not snapshots.

Though they are photographs, they are not snapshots.

Market prices are in large part predictions, not snapshots of the present.

The fascination extends to snapshots of my father in his First World War soldier's uniform and my mother in her college hockey outfit, youthful and hopeful in the void before I was born, but thins with snapshots they saved of people I never knew, and reaches the vanishing point in stiff studio portraits, not snapshots at all, of ancestors to whom no narrative has been attached.

But, almost as soon as candle emojis that universal symbol of digital solidarity began popping up alongside reposts of the photos, some claimed that the images were recycled from previous unrelated disasters, not snapshots of what had just happened in Xingtai.

Stock photos are not snapshots, but are carefully composed and lit.

These will be photos like that on your passport, not snapshots.

These aren't snapshots from a vacation.

"A living memorial is not a snapshot," David Kamp, a landscape architect working with the project, said.

The results make for interesting, sometimes surprising reading (caveat: it's popular songs, not a snapshot of all music).