Sentence examples for pictures which in from inspiring English sources

Du Camp didn't like taking pictures, which in the desert and at that time was incredibly tedious.

The Chinese comrades took to quoting Lippmann's belief in the power of pictures, which, in his words, "magnify emotion while undermining critical thought".

People do not have to be taught to like cheesecake or sexy pictures (which, in a telling use of the language, are sometimes also referred to as "cheesecake").

Therefore, let me put it this way to avoid the sanctimony: You will feel in good company with Salomon's pictures, which, in return for demanding your time and concentration, flatter your intelligence.

Today, the pressure to lend pictures, "which in the first half of the 20th century was political," more often "comes from the demands of publicity and finance from within the museums themselves".

It was self-serve and we were too busy chatting and cooking to take the time to take pictures, which in itself is a form of relaxation--being in the moment, not judging, just enjoying.

Examining only one aspect -- be it statistics or evidence gathered through personal interviews -- would have painted an incomplete picture, which in turn, would have resulted in flawed conclusions.

The Spanish civil war, one of the most notorious conflicts of the modern age, did much to help paint this picture, which in some senses bears fresh brush strokes.

I want them to be able to see the big picture, which in this case includes balancing educational opportunities offered outside the school with those that are offered inside, while respecting the school's rules as much as possible.

Aside from a few sets of massive tentacles, there are no apparent life-forms in these pictures, which come in various shapes and sizes.

The incident shown in these pictures, which occurred in May 2013, was caught on a security video which was programmed with the wrong date.