Sentence examples for notorious image from inspiring English sources

In Serrano's notorious image Piss Christ, a crucifix is suspended in a tank of orange urine.

Saved created a notorious image of postwar theatre: malcontent youths viciously stoning a baby's pram.

"Before, he had a notorious image," Moon Chung-in, a Presidential adviser on inter-Korean affairs, told me this week.

The site was where a small collection of gamers linked to /v/, the videogame subforum of notorious image board 4chan, met to organise their "raids" on Quinn.

In addition to the notorious image of a crucifix submerged in urine, his portfolio of big and glossy pictures includes photographs of slabbed murder victims, heroically weathered homeless people, hooded Ku Klux Klan members and exhibitionistic sexual adventurers.

Hopkins then mentioned the notorious image from the first Gulf war in 1991: A friend of mine, following the first Gulf war, showed me pictures he took of the convoy attempting to escape back up to Iraq.

The spectre of one of the most notorious images (above) from the first Gulf war hung over the House of Commons this afternoon.

"It's like sports — you should join the winning team," said Nhem En, a former official photographer for the Khmer Rouge who took the haunting and now notorious images of prisoners before they were executed at the infamous Tuol Sleng prison.

In 2013, Putin and Obama met on the fringes of the Group of Eight summit in Northern Ireland — a subsequent photo-shoot produced one of the most notorious images of the pair, with both men evidently unable to hide their frustration with the other.

It was the Deakin of the darkroom who punched up the grain of his prints, but it was time and neglect gave his most notorious images - especially those of Freud and Bacon -- a used, even abused feel that not only appeals to our junk-sharpened modern appetite for objets trouve's but is also horribly appropriate to the habits of Soho.

When details of the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" programme began to emerge, from 2004 onwards, allegations of US torture circulated around the world, together with the already notorious images of Guantanamo Bay detainees bound and gagged in orange jumpsuits.