Sentence examples for received graphic from inspiring English sources

The monks had received graphic photos of some of the bodies that had been taken into Kirti monastery -- now a temporary morgue.

The activist's motivations, as well as an incident where she says she received graphic hate mail, were thrown into question after her estranged parents told local Spokane TV channel KREM 2 News that their daughter's heritage was in fact German, Swedish, and Czech, with a touch of Native American ancestry.

With each new account receiving graphic treatment in the popular (and more arcane) prints, millions believed in the trick, while thousands more tried to explain it.

Negan ended up taking out not one but two of your favorite characters, with both Glenn and Abraham receiving graphic, bloody deaths.

Not every document I get has been sent in a Windows Office format -- some are in WordPerfect by Corel or the AppleWorks software, and I also receive graphics, spreadsheet and database files that are not Mac-friendly.

Then he discovered experimental cinema and received a graphic arts degree, sponging up the influences of Lewis Carroll, Marcel Duchamp, Buckminster Fuller, Stan Brakhage, William S. Burroughs and David Lynch.

Mr Mubarak, who had received a graphic account of the assault on Jajo from his wife, said Uday was a psychopath, a view held by many Iraqis.

Caroline Criado-Perez The feminist activist and writer, who ran a successful campaign to keep a woman on a British banknotes, received persistent graphic rape and death threats on the site.

Since then, subscribers have received a graphic novel letter and a poem, among others.

The 1940s cinematic style - monochrome photography, screen wipes, noirish voiceover - makes the departures from that era doubly shocking; whenever anyone swears or has sex or receives a graphic beating, it's as though obscene graffiti has been daubed on a print of The Third Man.

With this test, the true positive rate (sensitivity) is plotted against the false-positive rate (1 – specificity) to receive a graphic estimate of the test or scoring system performance as the area under the curve (AUC).