Sentence examples for pictorial equivalent from inspiring English sources

It's the pictorial equivalent of Nick Hornby's "High Fidelity".

A photograph is a trophy, the pictorial equivalent of a stuffed head with antlers.

It is an essay, a pictorial equivalent of something More might have written.

But there are literally thousands of comics that are distributed solely on the Web the pictorial equivalent of blogging.

And with its skull head trapped under a shutting-down sky, it's the pictorial equivalent of double exclamation points.

The compulsion to achieve a pictorial equivalent of the city, a picture that would rival reality and keep pace with growth, broke its maker.

Symbolists like James Ensor, Odilon Redon and Max Klinger created the pictorial equivalents of Edgar Allan Poe's macabre tales.

Seeking abstract pictorial equivalents for states of mind, painters Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Jack Tworkov, and Bradley Walker Tomlin variously experimented with chance drippings of paint on the canvas and free, spontaneous brushstrokes.

c Pictorial interpretation of Eq. (A8).

The trouble is that there seems little prospect of a haptic equivalent of the quasi-pictorial theory of visual imagery (Thomas, 1999b).

25 26 27 28 29 30 Each single dose sachet contains 12.5 mg iron, 5 mg zinc, vitamin A 300 μg retinol equivalents, 160 μg folic acid, and 30 mg vitamin C. Sachets, which include a pictorial representation of use, were delivered to households every two weeks.