Sentence examples for the image in which from inspiring English sources

Warhol once said that the image, in which he has a gaunt look and spiky hair, actually scared him.

The image in which her face emerges from a fold of material is haunting, yet there is a protectiveness to it; when you realise the blanket is from a South African police cell that cosseted feel vanishes.

The image in which Kardashian is pictured wearing a mix of vintage and custom made Prada, was shot by renowned photographer Steven Klein and styled by the magazine's editor-in-chief Katie Grand.

An example of a reaction texture is shown in the image, in which a corroded garnet is surrounded by a corona (reaction rim) of the mineral cordierite; other minerals present in the matrix include sillimanite, quartz, biotite, and alkali feldspar.

Jules-Rosette, a professor and the director of the African & African-American Stheies Research Center at the University of California at San Diego, wrote the biography "Josephine Baker in Art and Life: The Icon and the Image," in which she quotes from Baker's speech.

An extended duet for Michael Trusnovec and Laura Halzack sustains the charm of far-from-the-madding-crowd love without break: the image in which she holds a flowing, unstrained arabesque line, while he, at her side, rotates her is my first reason for wanting to see this work again.

The images, in which the faces were covered, had not been supplied by the MoD.

But I love too the images in which Ms. Ramnarayan just holds a sculptural position, powerfully commanding a diagonal line, while the music continues without her.

The spectroscopy mode of the camera produced the images, in which each galaxy appears as a rainbow streak.

"In the images in which the church have seen provocation, I see an exchange of love, a type of public worship that creates harmony not contrast," he said.

In the second part of the study (approximately 40 min), the same participants saw the compound stimuli (the images in which the people were paired together).