Sentence examples for pictures represented from inspiring English sources

Both titles this week defied the FA's warning that the pictures represented an invasion of the footballer's privacy and published them in their entirety.

His pictures represented an emotional tie - a sublime sense of danger, but also triumph and pride as he conquered the peaks.

As linear distillations of paintings originally full of painterly and draftsmanly complication, the vellums seem to have shown the way to the simpler and airier late pictures, represented here by two large canvases from the early 1980's.

Dr. Bell said the mosaic of pictures represented only one-eighth of the 360-degree panorama of the site at Gusev crater, an arid basin that scientists think held a lake in an ancient epoch when Mars presumably had an abundance of liquid water.

The two pictures represented the corresponding pair of target words.

In an editorial, the newspaper said the pictures represented a crucial test of Britain's free press.

–Does this writing system use ideographs (pictures representing ideas) or phonograms (pictures representing sounds)?

These pictures represent way stations on the spiritual path.

It asks consumers to check off pictures representing their feelings after watching a commercial.

Teaching with The Times- Read the Styles section and find pictures representing current fashion trends.

Rather than web results, Yossarian Lives! provides pictures representing related ideas.