Sentence examples for pictures of total from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is no way to make sure that the picture you've been sent is of the person you've been talking to; pictures of cute teenagers are floating all over the Net, and even some teenagers themselves admit that they've co-opted pictures of total strangers and pretended to be those people for online sexual encounters.

We pulled up to the club where they were DJing and were scared shitless when we saw these huge pictures of total douche-bags framing the outside of their tour bus (A tour bus?!?!?) and the club itself.

But the picture of total reserves of shale gas in Europe and the potential for extraction remain unclear.

What we're getting is a picture of total dysfunction in the courts, of criminalising poverty, mental health and homelessness".

The fourth category used in the coincident indicators is manufacturing and trade sales, a broad picture of total transactions in the economy.

She said the latest National Audit Office report, which followed an earlier investigation into BBC severance payments in July, was "more of the same", a picture of "total chaos" with "no records kept [and] no documentary evidence to justify particular decisions".

Public accounts committee chair Margaret Hodge said the latest public spending watchdog report on BBC payoffs painted a picture of "total chaos" at an organisation more concerned with its public image than licence fee payers' money.

"However, hair samples are not only easier to obtain, but provide us with a picture of total cortisol throughout the system across many months rather than just at a point in time," Simmons said.

A complete picture of total antioxidants capacity of both extracts determined was obtained via analysis by FRAP and Ciocalteu assays.

"I note that on the basis of a tiny number of cases of fraud and malfunctioning, which did indeed merit criticism, the committee's report paints a picture of total absence of responsibility on the part of the institution and its officials.

A non-blissful picture of total non-health.