Sentence examples for photograph presented from inspiring English sources

After seeing a picture in the past hour of the individual concerned, this is not the person I identified by a photograph presented to me by the police in the early 1990s, who told me the man in the photograph was Lord McAlpine".

In his apology issued on Friday, he said: After seeing a picture in the past hour of the individual concerned, this [is] not the person I identified by photograph presented to me by the police in the early 1990s, who told me the man in the photograph was Lord McAlpine.

In a statement on Friday evening Mr Messham said: "After seeing a picture in the past hour of the individual concerned, this [is] not the person I identified by photograph presented to me by the police in the early 1990s, who told me the man in the photograph was Lord McAlpine".

The Tom Wilkes-designed front cover of Dark Horse features a 1956 Liverpool Institute high-school photograph presented inside a lotus flower, behind which a dream-like Himalayan landscape extends to the horizon, where the "deathless Yogi of the Ancient of Days", Shiv-Goraksha Babaji, sits.

While many cases of vitreous cysts have been described, the color photograph presented here provides an outstanding illustration.

The series, "Portraits of the United States Congress, 1986-87," whish is currently on view at New York's Deborah Bell Photographs, is a typological study of politicians, each one, like a Sander photograph, presenting a specimen of the breed.

Which is to say that DuBois's photograph presents one version of the past.

If a great photograph presents itself and there happens to be a fedora in the frame, great.

On the end wall an enormous photograph presents a young, black hipster reclining in a come-hither pose on a cotton chenille chaise-longue.

The distance between the subject and photographer in Smit's photographs presented alongside Shikieth's and Tyrell's personal photographs work to present what Smith-Allen describes as "a complex vision of blackness".

From Stieglitz he learned the expressive potential of the sequence, a group of photographs presented as a unit.