Sentence examples for pictures that much from inspiring English sources

Try not to edit your pictures that much, this only causes drama and controversy.

"I have pictures that are much worse," he said recently, laughing, in the SoHo apartment where he lives with the book editor Frances Coady.

Which triggers your TV to go into Dolby Vision playback mode, resulting in pictures that look much brighter than they're supposed to.

In most cases we are seeing pictures that are much closer to digital "art" than real life.

Looking at Peter's pictures, I realize that much of my experience was vicarious.

But there are also pictures that do so much more, and a set of photographs unearthed in the offices of Save the Children in Kigali, Rwanda, did just that.

Along the same lines, figures that are cropped to a degree that makes it impossible to judge data quality, or that are composed of a dozen down-scaled and now stamp-sized pictures that have lost much of their initial high resolution, are not an uncommon phenomenon these days, even in high impact print journals.

"The N.R.C. report was very stylized and didn't really give a candid view of what happened," said Edward Smeloff, executive director of the Pace University Energy Project. "This internal memo drew a picture that was much more haphazard.

"Killshot" is a tough, uncompromising picture that has much more in common with the no-hope noirs of the '40s and '50s than with the test-marketed pap no one is ashamed to release today.

The shape of these races, political experts say, tells a lot about the status of women in politics these days, a picture that is much more complicated than it was six years ago, when women flowed into elected office in record numbers, picking up 19 House seats and 4 Senate seats.

At the time, I didn't think big-picture that much.