Sentence examples for some sort of image from inspiring English sources

I've just been scratching about in the dark for some sort of image to project, and she's nailed hers.

There is some sort of image in my head, but there's nothing clear about it at all.

Vidal says, "She really was protecting some sort of image she has of him that she wants the world to have".

Richter's abstract paintings are always on the verge of saying something or resolving into some sort of image, but they don't.

He solves the problem, insofar as he can, by contriving what Dantists call "accommodative metaphors," metaphors in which, while saying that his meaning is incommunicable, he accommodates us by coming up with some sort of image.

I think that maybe one day I woke up with some sort of image, and the first image may well have been Henry Townsend on his deathbed, though I really can't remember now.

She's like, 'No, that's not me.' She's not one to strap on some sort of fake image".

From 12-year-old girls to 70-year-old matriarchs, I know hundreds of women who have some sort of body image issue.

It almost looks like some sort of CGI image on the cover itself, when you realize it's an actual thing.

It is also critical to me that the book represents players with a range of ages and body types, and shows real women and girls playing a sport instead of some sort of idealized image of "perfect" femininity.

But without some sort of caption, images can't have any more description than "a picture", or the filename being read out, which leaves Facebook's content – heavily dominated by images – largely inaccessible.