Sentence examples for obvious image from inspiring English sources

The obvious image is always there, but not the alternate images.

Unlike Wolverhampton, Liskeard doesn't have an obvious image problem – it's just that not enough people consider the town worth a visit, said Hawken.

One obvious image that comes to mind is Warhol's 1962 silk-screen painting "200 One Dollar Bills," which sold for $43.7 million at Sotheby's two years ago.

Apart from repeating a somewhat obvious image of a staircase, he falls back on his signature formal devices to convey generalized transcendence: sooty colors, gritty textures, receding architectural perspectives, physical bulk.

It's an effective theatrical moment, but also a rather obvious image — and the rest of "Structure" plays out this uneasy coupling of the literal and the abstract in a not altogether successful manner.

In Hard Times, when Gradgrind is fixing up for Louisa to marry the middle-aged Mr Bounderby, she looks out at the industrial landscape – "see those chimneys father, at night fire comes out of them" – an attempt to imply the very obvious image of sexuality.

I'm trying to move past the obvious images.

In the late 1980's, when testers ran obvious images of bombs or guns through X-ray machinescreenersers missed one in five.

The tastes of these new collectors are hard to gauge, but they tend to gravitate toward obvious images by blue chip artists.

"The saving action of memory," so typical of Hacker's glosses, takes us to sacred, hidden rooms behind the obvious images.

It is immediately obvious the image was a bit of marketing – a means to an end, not an end in itself.