Sentence examples for this sort of picture from inspiring English sources

From this sort of picture evolved a whole way of seeing the world that we now call modern.

In this sort of picture, the madness spectacle comes at the end, having been prefigured, usually, by hallucinations of steadily increasing intensity.

Usually this sort of picture would lay quietly in an album for decades until your horrified children stumble across it after you die.

This sort of picture became known generically as J-horror: J for Japanese, although other Asian countries, especially South Korea, churned out their fair share of "Ringu -inspired spook shows as well.

In box-office terms, he might get by with playing opposite Doris Day in "That Touch of Mink," but he was interchangeable with Rock Hudson in this sort of picture, and the role was a little demeaning — it didn't take cognizance of his grace or of the authority that enduring stardom confers.

This sort of picture is especially difficult to get with Kidman.

This is the sort of picture that discourages Americans such as Sarah Palin from getting passports.

The art historian Kathleen D. Nicholson once wrote that this is "the sort of picture Claude might have painted had he lived in northern climes".

There are hints that some members of the class are already aware of this sort of film: "My brother looks at pictures like this.

This is not the sort of picture that wants the audience to think too hard.

But neither is it the sort of picture that should justify a standing ovation in next week's election.