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Discover LudwigThe phrase "these images" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific images that are being mentioned or discussed. For example: "These images illustrate the devastation caused by the hurricane." In this sentence, "these images" refers to specific images that show the destruction caused by the hurricane.
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"These images were everywhere.
These images are profoundly divisive.
These images are oddly ineffectual.
"These images show my strength," she says.
These images are vivid yet oppressively sentimental.
These images in particular caught my eye.
But these images are most other".
They're not tremendously magnified, these images?
But we need to revise these images.
Yet she considers these images abstract.
That's the kernel these images secrete.
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