Sentence examples for today's image from inspiring English sources

Today's "image managers" wield unprecedented power, while it is the gossip-gobbling journalists who scramble for scraps.

Immediately, a picture juxtaposing today's image with a photograph of Wermacht enjoying a Parisian café in June 1941 made the rounds online.

Other people's grass seeming greener is no new concept, but in today's image crafting world, other people's grass looks like a glorious meadow.

Amy E. Hamaker, executive editor of Today's Image, said that she did not fear for the future of the ultraviolet tanning industry.

Customers under the age of 18 make up about 12percentt of tanning clients, according to Today's Image, a trade publication of the tanning industry.

While Christian artists have liked to depict Jesus Christ in images that are far removed from his Middle Eastern Jewish origins - fair-skinned, long-haired, even blue-eyed - today's image shows him as dark, swarthy and sporting a closely shaven beard.

Once today's images have aged and yellowed into archive, that's the story they will seem to tell too.

But the eye simply cannot compete with the sophistication of today's image-manipulation software.

QUESTION FROM ED HAWCO: To Davis F. Stop: street photography is definitely "alive" but I question if it has any role or meaning in today's image-saturated society.

Perhaps a more pertinent question that Maitlis could have asked is: "How did middle-class, white boy Ed Sheeran conquer the music world?" In today's image-obsessed climate, the global success of Sheeran is something of an anomaly; a glitch in the entertainment matrix, if you will.

His art can be set alongside today's images of the fabric of the universe.