Sentence examples for strongly pictured from inspiring English sources
Eventually, assisted by fantasies about "some other ladies which my lively imagination strongly pictured," he becomes a superstud, and afterward he "strutted up and down, considering myself as a valiant man who could gratify a lady's loving desires five times a night".
Ever since the post-war boom in car ownership, matched by the availability of toy cars so beloved by many boys, cars have featured strongly in picture books.
Others have reacted strongly to pictures of the terrorist smiling and giving extremist salutes in the courtroom, pointing out that he is getting exactly the kind of attention he wants.
A group of researchers reports that the brain structure responsible for fear reacts more strongly to pictures of terrified faces than to the scary images themselves.
Rowe strongly resembles pictures of the robber released by police -- so much so that the department joked on its Facebook page Tuesday that "thanks to you guys, we issued an arrest warrant for Mike Rowe from the TV show, 'Dirty Jobs.'" The police post adds: "But in the case it's not him, keep your eye out and keep the tips coming".
Pink Floyd are pictured listening to a playback in the control room, wearing expressions that strongly suggest their motes are failing to dance and their pings are insufficiently asdic.
The piece pictured a black woman wearing an Obama shirt and holding a "Yes on 8" sign -- without mentioning the irony that Barack Obama strongly opposes Prop 8.
A new dorsal, bump-like extension of the tergite four evolves and this tergite becomes strongly sexually dimorphic (see Figure 5; SEM picture).
(A couple of these pictures strongly prefigure the work of Ansel Adams, who probably did not know them).
"People reacted so strongly to those pictures that they were emotional responses, and I think they should be kept in that category," Triggs said.
Although no color photographs of the Tower Building survive, pictures strongly suggest that the brickwork of the stable was directly lifted, in color, contrast and pattern, from the Tower Building.
