Sentence examples for readers an image from inspiring English sources

However, the History's severe Utilitarian analysis of Indian civilization also popularized among European readers an image of the subcontinent as perpetually backward and undeveloped.

When you're describing something, give your readers an image, feeling, smell, or sight that they wouldn't normally expect.

It named famous London landmarks and sometimes gave the reader an image of what they looked like.

Readers acquire an image of a character from their reading — exactly as I have of many of Furst's own riveting characters.

When there was <60% agreement by the Veridex readers for an image, this image was not included in any of the subsequent comparisons.

"Dr. Shipler Hits Back At Tito Report Critics," the W-T announced on Aug. 21st, over an account of Dr. Shipler's purely oran counter-punch, producing in the headline-readers mind an image of the the two reverend gentlemen slugging it out.

Tacitus' words also helped nationalistic readers to perpetuate an image of the "ideal" German man.

But not broccoli.' " To his readers, Gaiman projects an image that is at once iconic author-hero and cozy bookworm.

People's online editors often try to entice readers by displaying an image of the magazine cover along with an excerpt from the cover article.

The Turner-prizewinning artist Keith Tyson - who famously won more money by betting on himself than he did from the prize cheque - is offering a free work of art to the first 5,000 Guardian readers to download an image from his website after midday today.

One of his readers sent in an image from a survey he/she/it took at QuizPoints and, well, the title pretty much says it all.