Sentence examples for pictured through from inspiring English sources

Peppe Femling of Sweden pictured through the snow during the Men's Biathlon.

In the poetic imagination, this goal is pictured through the metaphor of a beautifully cultivated garden.

In the film, Tom Hardy (who plays Stuart) and the director capture the mood in one tiny, wordless snippet, when Tom is pictured through the window of a prison van, being "ghosted" from one gaol to the next.

It was not the revolutionary country people were thinking of, all red flags and fiery speechmaking, pictured through the iconography of Eisenstein movies; not the Stalinesque Soviet Union of mass mobilisation and mass terror and austere totalitarian fervour.

You've probably seen the advertisements: A person, often a white guy, is pictured through the familiar, grainy surveillance view.

Meanwhile, in the paired images Judge's Bench I and II, the space of jurisprudence is rendered indistinct, pictured through sheets of vertically grooved privacy glass: like the law itself, these spaces in Young's images are only understood in their general shapes, their details and particularities concealed, strategically, by purposeful forms of institutional obscurantism.

This differs from the traditional bottom-up approach of building up the larger picture through individually measured simple interactions.

He pictured Milan through the lenses of his personal and literary memories.

Michael Benson, "Cosmigraphics: Picturing Space Through Time" (Abrams).

I smile and take pictures through that".

This Londonist literary walk-in-pictures through "White Teeth".