Sentence examples for picture posed from inspiring English sources

Christie's picture posed a double challenge to consecrated values by offering a spoof of Picasso's portraits in Pop Art fashion.

Their raw portrayal of creased flesh and bony joints in one celebrated picture posed against an uncooked leg of lamb will strike many viewers as more humane than the famously brutal nudes of Bacon or Freud.Spencer's personal life (the subject of "Stanley", an excellent 1996 play by Pam Gems) was far from straightforward.

And the first couple of guys I messaged back apologies, guys were asked more questions than I usually ask about where they were and who they were and could they take an incriminating picture posed just like I say so I know it's you and not some be-robed cop using stolen porn to reel in the unwitting unholy.

But eventually the one-sided perspective the picture poses becomes a little wearying, as does Mr. Evans's muggy volubility.

Haldane concedes that this divergent picture poses challenges for monetary policy, with some parts of the economy "going gangbusters" while there is "continuing pain" for others.

The picture posing, and tonight's game, took place in this modern arena, which also is to be sold to Gillett.

The previous approach saw images judged on the basis of their severity but that has been changed so that the starting point is to assess the risk the individual who accesses the picture poses to children.

The high prevalence of CD in Latin America and its lifelong asymptomatic clinical picture pose a threat for the safety of the blood supply.

The rise of talking pictures posed new problems for Micheaux, and he met them with even greater artistic audacity.

These apparently conflicting pictures pose a quandary for market strategists.

Both Brown and Adams were pictured posing with a similar weapon.