Sentence examples for studied images from inspiring English sources

Cézanne had clearly studied images like this one; he called his "Card Players" "souvenirs of the museums".

Jean Kilbourne, an author, critic and creator of the Killing Us Softly film series has studied images of women in the media and pop culture for decades.

Detectives investigating the first shooting, on Monday night outside a broadcast studio in Greenwich Village, studied images from surveillance cameras to try to identify the gunman.

To develop its dark expressionist language (or, in his words, its "crazy dancing"), Galván studied images of unusual flamenco artists from the past, including one hunchback.

Although they had studied images of those in the building so as to distinguish victims from hostage-takers, the troopers had some luck in managing to shoot only terrorists, who themselves killed a single hostage before they were overwhelmed.

Having studied images of My Bed in the various galleries where it has been displayed over the years, the academic also points to the lack of indentations in the pillows as evidence that Emin never slept in it.

Over the next days, I spent hours studying images of Michelle Williams.

By doing so, Dr. Li and his colleagues were able to study images that were about 50 nanometers in length.

"The staging concept comes from studying images of ancient Roman stadiums, and of contemporary sports fields," he said.

The difference between studying images or models of body parts and taking them apart yourself is the difference between studying a map of a foreign city and walking its streets and squares.

Dr. Galison's second book traced two different ways of doing particle physics -- studying images like the tracks of cosmic rays recorded in devices like cloud chambers, and counting statistics, like the clicks on a Geiger counter.