Sentence examples for terrific image from inspiring English sources

Waddle added: "He has got a terrific image and used it very well.

Are we to conclude that Manhattan's terrific image is based on its pristine political past?

You've got a terrific image: unlucky in love, powerful with an ax, a man made completely out of tin.

At the top end you could pay around £2,600, which buys terrific image quality, great design and the convenience of a compact.

Whatever you might think of HRH, for true clothes lovers it was a heart-warming sight – not just because it conjures up the rather terrific image of the prince studying stills from a Hedi Slimane catwalk – but also because it represents a peculiarly old-fashioned mentality of make-do and mend, whereby clothes are treasured, not coveted.

"He has got a terrific image and used it very well.

Sent via Guardian Witness By cathmcc1 6 July 2014, 8 24 And finally, photographer Jered Gruber has a whole host of terrific images from the Tour de Yorkshire here.

It just has terrific images in it; it really brought the series in its first year full circle.

To return to Manny Farber, he described it in 1969 as a "multisensory circus" and wrote that the experience, "a madness, 100 hours in a dark chamber, brings back a half-dozen vulgar, terrific, enervated images that are anything from piercingly poetic to whorish".

So was the immense labour that went into the deceptive simplicity of his early collections (throughout his writing career he drew terrific metaphors and images from an extraordinary range of physical work practices).

Following a series of deliberately disorienting multiple-exposures, he's turned out a terrific group of images that all but obscure the photograph under an exuberant overlay of drawing and painting.