Sentence examples for pictures hell from inspiring English sources
Before taking the pictures, Hell prepared the bug by tagging it with fluorescent proteins that glowed when light was shone on them.
Frank Worsley wondered "why people had always pictured Hell as a place that was hot," instead of a realm as "cold as the ice which seemed likely to become our grave".
But Marvin, who also starred in Boorman's 1968 picture "Hell in the Pacific," had total trust in the filmmaker.
In "Inferno," Brown recounts the historical fact that Dante's vision of Hell described in the "The Divine Comedy" shaped the way many people, including the artists and architects who built the beautiful Medieval and Renaissance churches, pictured hell.
Just picture hell, my friend," Cayetano told me, sitting on the patio of his property, where he lives with his family in a few small concrete rooms that he built himself with a lot of difficulty and little money.
At a Babtist revival he was shown vivid pictures of Hell and it worried him until one day he found the prism while diving at the swimming hole.
It was unforgettable; all the pictures of hell that were ever painted fall short of it in fearfulness, and its hungry roar, mingled with snarls and hisses and the crash of the falling ruins, was most awe-inspiring.
No one had a greater terror of death than Unamuno, who wrote that "as a child, I remained unmoved when shown the most moving pictures of hell, for even then nothing appeared to me quite so horrible as nothingness itself".
Mark Ruwedel, "Pictures of Hell," at Gallery Luisotti.
Now, not all of the costumes at the party were stereotyping a group of people but according to these pictures a hell of a lot of them were.
