Sentence examples for pictures favoured from inspiring English sources

So one can identify a shift towards photographing the aftermath of conflict, rather than the action; towards composed tableaux more similar to the staged pictures favoured by the art world.

A Polish film, Ida, is among the pictures favoured to earn a best foreign language film Oscar nomination when the shortlist of films in the running for an Academy Award is announced next week.

Everywhere you look there are odd bits and bobs collected from their travels, such as miniature children's books with grand names (The History of Beasts and The Gigantic History of Two Famous Giants) and the beautiful silhouette pictures so favoured by the cousins.

Key track BigBang - Feeling See also J-Pop, C-Pop A convenient appellation for the thrillingly maximal brand of glitchy neon rave favoured by Rustie (pictured, above), Hudson Mohawke, Krystal Klear and their LuckyMe/Numbers pals.

He said he turned down the chance to do big-budget pictures in favour of the independently produced and modestly budgeted Blood Ties.

Yet the broader picture seems to favour the Nokia deal.

The employment picture now strongly favours job-seekers: on average, 107 jobs exist for every 100 applicants.

Even with the return of growth, the big economic picture continues to favour older age groups at the expense of the young.

You would think that some awareness of the history and philosophy of science would guard against making such distinctions, but it's a sad fact that some scientists still prefer to ignore the wider picture in favour of a gung-ho advocacy of their favoured bit of scientific methodology.

Ted in Spedding's pictures is sometimes in the old-fashioned garb he favoured: knee breeches, riding boots.

After his performance tonight, Mr Juncker seems to have killed off the idea, favoured by some, that he would be asked to stay on.(Picture credit: AFP).