Sentence examples for of a snapshot from inspiring English sources

"The teeth are giving us more of a snapshot of what's going on," Dr. Martin said.

It's a recreation of a snapshot that my mum took of him in about 1990.

The image has the immediacy of a snapshot and seems to be saying, "Yes, I'm slightly nuts".

How glum-making is it that all it takes is the promise of a snapshot with the president for our elected representatives to revert to elementary school behavior?

This is followed by the description of a snapshot of her beautiful mother, in beige linen, who before her suicide gave her daughter "an abiding sense of freedom and the right to claim that freedom, that will last a lifetime".

And Gladys, insecure in a new culture, overreacts to the discovery of a snapshot of Norman with Joyce (Lisette Guerin), another teacher in the college and a former lover, who gives her the cold shoulder when they meet.

(She'd also taken the liberty of enclosing a snapshot of herself).

Robert Krulwich, a "Nightline" correspondent, shows a group of teenagers a snapshot of Al Gore and draws a collective blank.

We have several "brains," almost like a series of a snapshots at various stages of evolutionary development and complexity.

Songs written in times of civil unrest, a snapshot of that moment in history.

Architecture of Dance offers a snapshot of what ballet looks like today.