Sentence examples for still pictured from inspiring English sources

The original troika of owners, including a cigar-waving Michael Caine, are still pictured on the menu, in Hockney's iconic sketch – that's the kind of brand capital you don't squander lightly.

Of course, all this might matter a lot less if newspapers were releasing a stream of exciting stories about women who were achieving great things rather than, as the No More Page 3 campaign observes, "page after page of pictures of men in clothes doing stuff", while women are still pictured "in their pants showing their breasts".

When I read the novels themselves years later I still pictured its characters as I recalled them from the screen – so Stuart Wilson would forever be Ferdinand Lopez, Phillip Latham the PM, Donald Pickering the raffish Dolly Longstaffe, and wonderful Barbara Murray, who died only last year, Madame Max.

I started to realize that these people reaching out to me to understand why someone was mad at them still pictured racists as white hooded men and they weren't wearing hoods, so they thought themselves incapable of acting in a racist manner.

After his first defeat of Sonny Liston in Miami, many were not entirely convinced that Ali was worthy of the heavyweight belt and still pictured the Bear as the preeminent fighter.

Alston's distortions also draw parallels to Hank Willis Thomas' 2010 photo series, Unbranded: Reflections in Black by Corporate America, where Thomas strips from the last five decades of advertisements of their logos and text, to reveal black figures are still pictured to play up commonly held stereotypes surrounding black culture.

I can still picture life on Greenwich Street.

Doris Darrington, 77, can still picture the singing.

She was wearing a dress I can still picture.

Yet she can still picture him in his office.

I can still picture the blood on the pavement.