Sentence examples for to be images from inspiring English sources

These are taken to be "images" of the Trinity, with the final three being in some sense the most accurate.

'They are just going to be images of clothes that could exist, but that don't,' says Amzalag.

There seemed to be images of Bob Marley and "Get up, stand up" slogans and dreadlocks wherever he went.

The drawings include what appear to be images of the female vulva, illustrated by circles with small slits on one side.

A series of large color photographs of strangely off-kilter beaches -- which turn out to be images of Marilyn Monroe with the movie star excised -- have a beginner's simplicity.

In a somewhat different way, the tomb sculptures of Egypt, intended to serve a magical function in the afterlife of the tomb's inhabitants, had to be images suitable for their purpose.

(There's a marvellous series of recursions here: to diagnose diagnosis, the imagers had to be imaged).

There are a few mathematical tablets to be imaged.

The resulting macroscopic quantum states are directly visible and allow superflows to be imaged.

It sounded like there needed to be image processing in the review article (mentioned previously).

This is essential if the glowing green neuron is to be imaged precisely.