Sentence examples for sudden image from inspiring English sources

Not since Bob Dylan turned up with an electric guitar at the Royal Albert Hall has there been such a sudden image makeover.

In the middle of the music's desperate violence, there is a sudden image of strange stillness, a sound made by six flutes, a tuba, and a piano.

I have a sudden image of Martin Kippenberger's life-sized sculpture Martin, Into the Corner, You Should Be Ashamed of Yourself.

You might get a sudden image, as I did, of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings.

When I read the news I had this sudden image of a high-performance gym I trained at for a few months in Australia.

Because horror hinges on the subjective reaction of the reader, the story should work to create several extreme feelings in the reader, including: Shock: the simplest way to scare the reader is to create shock with a twist ending, a sudden image of gore or a quick moment of terror.

Sudden images began to emerge out of the darkness like staccato flashes from a film screen.

The juxtaposition of meditative sentences in hesitant syntax with sudden images of urban decay; the unexplained phrase in a foreign language; the linking of Hindu mysticism and Blitz fire-fighting – what could be more Eliotic?

Page by page the book continues to open and pile on itself, building as it goes a kind of catalog of cryptic films and sound, all of it laced together by the body of the book and coming open in odd places, with sudden images from nowhere like: "A pig can vibrate upon birth".

I get a sudden mental image of two shelled walnuts floating in a glass.

"I have the TV on and the news was on and all of a sudden her image popped up and it said, the body of Juilliard student found dead in the park.