Sentence examples for second image we see from inspiring English sources

In the second image, we see a man named Samuel Weidi, a Mobutu impersonator, photographed with chin raised, cap angled toward the sky, carved cane pressed to the dirt road below him, as if surveilling his kingdom — a landscape of unfinished concrete structures, razor wire, and woods.

In the second image, we see Dr. Callie Torres (Sara Ramirez) stitching up his right hand.

The first image we see makes it blue-sky clear that the quest has not been a roaring success.

The very first image we see is a kind of a tabula rasa, a return to the original, a desert, like the one on Tatooine.

The first image we see is Ms. Ehle in a black slip slouched in a chair in a cluttered garret, smoking.

The first image we see is among the most arresting: a pile of sand from which a skeletal figure slowly, slowly emerges.

Shakespeare drew on Ovid as a model for some of the play's excesses — Lavinia's extravagant ill fortune echoes the tale of the rape of Philomel — and the first image we see is that of a young boy in contemporary clothes reading Ovid in paperback atop a pile of wooden slats that will be used later as symbolic coffins.

The first image we see in Jasper Spanning's taut cinematography is the close-up of an ear with a telephone earpiece firmly in place.

I'm given the power to refuse a poster that doesn't represent my film, and they're responsible for the first image we see.

The first images we see on a screen are black-and-white hieroglyphics (but as if drawn by a child in a schoolbook) and color images of beatific nature: moons, suns and stars over a blue lake.

With "Gatsby," the photograph-album form is intended to convey a sense of the nostalgia and loss that pervade the original novel, and also to suggest the partial, selective nature of the narrator's story: in the very first images we see Nick Carraway begin his narration while sorting and pasting photographs into his album — which is of course the same book that we are in the process of reading.