Sentence examples similar to picture summary from inspiring English sources

If so, I suspect it's the specificity that matters; knowing something about a particular laptop or pair of sneakers or pet food resonates with consumers more than an aggregate score or a big-picture summary.

All is not well for Australia at the Olympics, especially after their flop in the men's 4x100m relay final, and the headline in Monday morning's Herald paints a gloomy picture: "In summary: miserable, with few bright spots".

Here's a summary picture: Now these imbalances need to be unwound.

The error also appears in a picture caption, a summary on the cover of the section and in a reference to related material on nytimes.com.

Consequently, the picture of the summary subsidence basin will vary, depending on the varying thickness of deposit.

However, to gain an overall summary picture of the heterogeneity of effect sizes we standardized all measures so that they were all on the same scale.

Photograph: JASON REED/REUTERS Updated at 6.32pm GMT 5.06pm GMT Obama gives a big-picture foreign policy summary: We will support democracy from Asia to Africa; from the Americas to the Middle East, because our interests and our conscience compel us to act on behalf of those who long for freedom.

Vatican sources said, however, that his clean-up had upset many clerics and Italian media reported a clash between the German financier and Monsignor Battista Ricca, the prelate the IOR official who acts as Pope Francis's eyes and ears in the institution.The pictures got smallA summary of the bank's results for 2013 revealed the financial cost of Mr von Freyberg's programme.

The picture with the first summary was of Frederick A. Goodwin, the former chief of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and the picture with the third summary was of William C. Dudley, president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Twitter shortens links to stories so it's not clear where they came from; on Facebook, stories are always styled up identically - summary, headline, picture.

In summary, a picture of how language structure and topicality emerge in written text as complex phenomena can shed light into the collective cognitive processes we use to organize and store information, and find broad practical applications, for instance, in topic detection, literature analysis, and Web mining.