Sentence examples for picture serves from inspiring English sources
It's a common piece of cinematic hyperbole but it also describes the function this picture serves in confronting a practice that endured in the United States of America for nearly 250 years.
And while the question may seem inconsequential, many have found that the picture serves as a fascinating example of the interplay of human biology and perception – constructs that make up some of the most studied fields of brain science.
The Third of May 1808 According to Andrew Graham-Dinon in his recent BBC television series The Art of Spain, the picture serves to remind us that the continuity of a great empire ultimately comes down to just a few individuals in a room, and that they will pass.
And, that's more or less how the designer starts each collection: one picture serves as a jumping-off point to the season's theme — in this case, lalique dragonflies, hand-cut origami by the Japanese artist Kako Ueda and images of a butterfly-covered Kate Moss have been added to his inspiration wall — then fabrics and textures come into play, and only then does he begin sketching.
Ultimately, this buoyant picture serves its ostensible purpose: It makes you want to run out and catch a production of "American Idiot".
A further possible explanation for the sustained effect of regulation is that the picture serves as a cue or prime for the specific meaning or story the participant attached to the respective picture during the regulation task 1.
The cruise liner was the setting for the first "movement" of Jean-Luc Godard's ambitious, infuriating 2010 picture, serving as a self-conscious metaphor for western capital ploughing through choppy waters.
Does the 'whole picture' serve their interests?
Does the 'whole picture' serve their [the customers' or the target group of users'] interests?
In the fixed-target version, the same picture served as target throughout training.
This has worked elsewhere: Michaelhouse café in Cambridge (pictured) serves cappuccinos during the week but the building reverts to its original use as St Michael's church on Sundays.
