Sentence examples for posting graphics from inspiring English sources

What Fox, AOL and Sprint are doing will not find their way into standard record books, but it is time the network stopped posting graphics that suggest in any way that career postseason and World Series achievements are the same.

Everyone was saying or posting graphics of "Pray for Paris", but were they really taking a few minutes to bow their heads and say a quick prayer, or were they just following a trend?

Even the snarkier side of digital behaviour isn't beneath nations -- Canada's "trolling" of Russia during the invasion of the Ukraine, posting graphics to help "confused" Russian soldiers escalated from an exchange of "educative" maps to pictures of toy tanks to enable the recognition of enemy forces.

A western Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to probation and house arrest for posting graphic fictional stories about the torture and sexual abuse of children on the Internet.

In one chilling example, the report cited a ten-year-old girl referred to the project for posting graphic, sexualised images of herself on the internet.

He had just finished his first "street art" project, which involved posting graphic designs on various walls in the city, Mr. Nishioka said.

Where once illegal cruelty was the preserve of discreet chat in country pubs, participants now boast about their dogs and their fights online – euphemistically referring to badgers as "pigs" and "pig fights" and posting graphic pictures of their trophies.

Is posting graphic videos of deaths a necessary part of covering the news, or a cheap way to attract eyeballs?

More Westerners have been joining militants in Iraq and Syria as media-savvy fighters there have been posting graphic photos and slick recruitment videos on Facebook and Twitter.

Instead, Facebook users in Ireland are greeted with anonymous pages posting graphic images of fetuses, and ads featuring demonstrably fake medical evidence purchased from untraceable buyers.

YouTube also recently booted Alex Jones from its platform not for hate speech or accusing the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre of being crisis actors, but for posting "graphic content".