Modern historians have noted that this probably has made the image of kings like Magnus Barefoot one-sided (in Magnus' case, skewed towards his deeds as a warrior).
You've probably seen the images of dolphins caught in abandoned monofilament fishing nets, or of vast areas of plastic trash floating in remote waters of the Pacific, or of sea turtles consuming plastic bags that look remarkably like one of their favorite foods: jellyfish.
The image of a shot blocker in the N.B.A. is, and probably always will be, a plodding 7-footer piling up huge amounts of blocks in spurts.
As a result, the image of Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has suffered probably irreparable damage.
The image of Alicia Silverstone and Krysten Ritter slurping away at furry beverages is probably the grossest thing in "Vamps," written and directed by Amy Heckerling.
Probably the most famous image of surrealism in the world, the melting clocks in Salvador Dalí's 1931 masterpiece The Persistence of Memory, showed up this year, in a sense, in the form of a pair of stunning but ultimately ill-advised Time magazine cover.
That is probably enough to keep many of the images of him in place for many years.
In the first image of the title track, "a circle forms around two lads": they're fighting with bloody noses, but probably enacting some kind of love too.
Probably the most famous image of a computer in cinema is the unblinking red eye of HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The icon was probably a "Veronica" or image of the face of the suffering Jesus in which the eyes were portrayed as looking out of the picture plane.
