Sentence examples for snapshot of things from inspiring English sources

So let us take a snapshot of things as they stand now–has Iran passed the point of no return, and if so what will the future bring?

All that is obtained at the time the message is received, so that we have a snapshot of things as they were at the moment the spammer tried to send each message.

These apps tend to focus on the photos that have been shared by your friends and people you know online — which aren't always snapshots of things you're actually interested in.

The speed with which the song and video went viral is an astonishing snapshot of how things work in the Twitter era.

Here is a non-expert's guide to Obama's economic plan, with the President's words followed by a snapshot of where things stand.

More than any of the other year-end download and streaming roundups, Google's offers a clear snapshot of the things that captured our imaginations and baffled us during what felt like a particularly turbulent year.

Each solution of Einstein's equation encompasses the whole history of a universe — it is not just some snapshot of how things are, but a whole, possibly matter-filled, spacetime.

The lengthy descriptions of cooking that we find in modern literature are a way of artfully representing, rather than actually reproducing, our mental life — a modelled illusion, rather than a snapshot of the thing.

The site combines a mix of previews, reviews, interviews and quick video snapshots of the things we love.

Mr. Shore's 1972 series, "American Surfaces," includes thousands of 3-by-5-inch snapshots of simple things -- a radio next to his bed, a toilet, a plate of eggs, an open book, a store front.

Although there's an occasional hint of a narrative, people rarely appear; he lets their snapshots of the things they value, and an illusion of individuality common to us all, speak for them.