Sentence examples for pluck images from inspiring English sources
Mr. Papavassileiou and Mr. Ziakas will pluck images throughout the millennia here, but never randomly.
He might, for example, pluck images from a political convention — a balloon drop, a speaker, a network camera — that never appeared together, and put them in the same frame.
He does so with a boyish excitement, rapid-firing requests to assistants at big computer screens to pluck images from his own collection or from anywhere in millennia of art history.
She plucks images and stories from the world around her, finding beauty and nourishment in lives and activities the world prefers to ignore.
Mr. Tuymans has a compelling way of plucking images from the news media cycle — newspaper photos, video stills — and leaching them of color and ideology while retaining a vague sense of relevance.
To "read" it, to pluck its images out and stick them in a textbook or write them on a blackboard, is to commit an act of desecration.
Other Surrealists plucked the images they liked from Painlevé's films.
Ms. Carton titles the works with the addresses of the Web sites from which she plucked the images.
Still, that selective plucking of images from their context did not make this commercial any less truthful than "Leader".
A few birds were hung far out over the valley, at the level of our eyes, and in her impulsive way she had just plucked the image from them, but it felt like the clue I had been waiting all my childhood for.
That's not denying that Noble's gigs are fine entertainment: his solo extemporising shtick is near unique, and it can be dreamily funny to witness all these streams of nonsense and lurid images plucked from thin air.
