Sentence examples for telling images from inspiring English sources

Hall's thoughts about identity, immigration and selfhood, evolve through a roar of telling images.

Appearing exactly two weeks apart, they were such memorable, telling images that they deserve some attention here.

Looking Through Freud's Photos (Karnac £24.99) focuses on some telling images of Freud, his fellow neurologists, his intimates and family to excavate biographical facts, conundrums and missing links.

Later, Benjamin gazed with epiphanic wonder at a fountain spurting in the square – one of too many symbolic nudges in a film already restless with telling images.

As an investigator and photographer for the National Child Labor Committee, Mr. Hine (1874-1940) made pictures of exploited children in factories, mills and mines, producing telling images that were instrumental in the passage of child labor laws.

Here, again, there were a few telling images in the stream of processions and bursts of dancing, among them a shift of power between a rapist, who confusingly seemed to be the presiding Nuremburg judge, and his victim.

The "walking Photofit" is a particularly telling image.

The telling image of this game came in the final seconds of the first period.

It's a pity the film was never made, because the script darts from telling image to telling image, building an impressionistic picture of Proust's creative apprenticeship in and around a louche Paris.

He was nature's tourist, and rarely at a loss for a telling image from his travels.

She has to climb high on lonely hillsides to get a signal; Hogg has created a telling image of inertia and seclusion from mobile telecommunications.