Sentence examples for question of images from inspiring English sources

Her sense of style, and of her characters' style, is a question of images, and of self-images.

The Western viewpoint is revealed most clearly in the formulations of the synodal decisions on the question of images, as they were promulgated in the Frankish kingdom in the Libri Carolini, a theological treatise composed primarily by Theodulf of Orléans at Charlemagne's request.

On the question of images, Elizabeth's initial reaction was to allow crucifixes and candlesticks and the restoration of roods, but some of the new bishops whom she had elevated protested.

As discussed in greater detail by Mavroforou et al. [ 16] the question of images of non-identifiable parts of a child's body is complicated.

It's a question of image but also of character".

Of course, France's problems cannot be reduced to a question of image.

This misjudgment of poor people is not just a question of image.

In an immediate sense, it's a question of image and style.

The question of image has split a movement that prides itself on embracing radicals of different stripes, anarchists say.

There does remain the question of image, because most people aren't interested in the kind of prefab architects design.

We haven't been talking for very long before the question of image management raises its airbrushed head.