Sentence examples for pictures benefit from inspiring English sources

One obvious paradox is that Salgado's pictures benefit from, and indeed are distinguished by, his habit of befriending and connecting with his subjects; that obviously was less the case with Juliano.

Two Hollywood studio pictures benefited from significantly wider release than Still Alice – Chappie and Unfinished Business both landed at 400-plus venues – while Universal's Kill the Messenger landed at 115.

Directed by Brett Morgen, who made the Robert Evans documentary The Kid Stays in the Picture, the film benefits not least from the fact that Cobain must have been caught as a child in home movies more than any other cultural icon.

Social sharing isn't inherently bad for children; sharing pictures can benefit children, for example, by helping to maintain connections with family members such as far away grandparents and cousins abroad.

Salary cap complications be damned; if they don't make the playoffs this weekend, there is no big-picture benefit for the Jets to come back next season with an aging, injury-prone quarterback.

If you can zoom in on their face, your picture will benefit from a frame filled with their beaming smile.

"In my opinion the Republicans are very unyielding and not willing to take a look at the whole picture to benefit everybody," Mr. Turton said.

You just shoot, and if the camera thinks your picture will benefit by an expansion of tones into dark and light it will use it.

Through the years, motion pictures have benefited from several significant technical advances.

The picture benefits from the surest exhibition yet of the delirious intelligence and skill of its director; it's his finest film to date.

Shouting about the big-picture benefits of its nano-crystal technology via today's demo is clearly part of that fundraising drive.