Sentence examples for straight images from inspiring English sources

Some works are relatively straight images in a mode that he calls "near documentary," like the panoramic vista of town, bay, bridge and mountain that seems to exalt both nature's grandeur and human enterprise until you notice its title, "The Old Prison".

While demanding new legal and social rights, many gays started presenting a more "straight" image of our community – one closer to the norms of heterosexuality.

The iOS device employing the AR tech is also described as being able to show both the straight image itself, and the version with overlaid information at once in windows side-by-side, allowing both an unobstructed view and one with all the contextual information.

For each straight image, I ate a piece of candy.

Since the worm trajectories are ideally straight, image analysis was straightforward.

Mr. Pagliari produces straight pinhole images as well as composites by projecting two slides, say, on a screen and photographing the combined image with a pinhole camera.

The eight straight pinhole images he took in Havana in 1996-98 are suffused with longing and solitude.

It's hard to reconcile seal meat when your first thought goes straight to images of adorable, small, furry animals having their skulls bashed in, and a growing puddle of red stains on the otherwise pristine snow.

The opera's music will be provided by the vibration of the audience members' own phones, and the messages themselves will be a pastiche of straight narrative, images, video, and a poem composed of syllables culled from the audience members' names using a computer program modeled after a form of ancient Chinese rhymed verse.

Dead straight... this image of a road bridge in the US won first prize in the Amateur Beauty category.

But his strategy now reflects a calculation advisers made this summer — over the strenuous objections of some longtime hands who helped him build his "Straight Talk" image — to shift the campaign more toward disqualifying Mr. Obama in the eyes of voters.