Sentence examples for powerful print from inspiring English sources

I watched as Sid coaxed a powerful print from a thinly exposed negative, moving his hands rapidly under the enlarger as he burned and dodged.

He did this, he explained in a speech a few years later, because Britain's powerful print unions "had a noose round the neck of the industry, and they pulled it very tight".

And while the 1960s produced a wealth of powerful print imagery — magazine covers, book designs and posters by artists like Elizabeth Catlett, Louis Lo Monaco and Emory Douglas, art director for the Black Panther Party — it was television, technically a neutral medium, that became the main visual engine of social change.

Today it remains one of the most powerful print ads ever created.

"The trick of running the New York Times is that you have to keep in mind that it is a very powerful print newspaper with a very appreciative audience.

The intersecting lines at Etro showed just how far ahead the fabric-based company is in creating powerful prints.

There are few better places to see these powerful prints than the Whitney Museum, which in 1970 inherited nearly two-thirds of Hopper's known etchings and drypoints from his wife Jo along with related drawings and all of his surviving copper and zinc plates.

He eventually gained the grudging acquiescence of the then all-powerful print unions: at least he understood the industry and its weird ways.

Countless obituaries for London's Inky Way have been written since Rupert Murdoch led a steady exodus from the neighborhood by relocating The Times of London and his other newspapers in 1986 in the course of a bruising war with the then-powerful print unions.

In the 1980s, for instance, a group known as the "Glasgow Boys" came out of the Glasgow School of Art and began to make powerful contemporary prints at the Glasgow Print Studio.

And what they are building, he vows, is a killer ad machine, more powerful than print or television and able to charge far higher prices.