Sentence examples for touching photograph from inspiring English sources

It's a touching photograph, one that captures the self-consciousness and yearning of a certain type of scatterbrained college graduate.

The catalogue for the Tate Modern retrospective includes a touching photograph of Hamilton in Germany, standing outside the Hochschule für Gestaltung at Ulm.

But a report on Harry's "touching" photographs does not even name the people in them.

You'll spend hours slaving over your copy or touching up photographs when you should be writing essays.

Between touching up photographs and sending e-mail messages to clients for her business, Raumer said she was continually checking the Internet for roster moves, seeing if a team might be in the market for a 5-10 guard from California.

The photographer Mathew Brady touched up photographs of Lincoln, Ms. Kismaric said, and Kennedy gave extraordinary access to his photographer, Jacques Lowe, who made some of the most romantic images of Camelot.

Hundreds of people were already outside waiting to see, touch or photograph him.

Kafka reaches out and touches his photograph, the eye, this bit of animal brain exposed, unknowable.

The chimpanzees doing the tests had to identify which of the photographs they had been shown earlier by touching the correct photograph on a screen.

The room also contains vintage items collected by Mr. Swahn, like salt and pepper shakers by Jens Quistgaard, and, on the walls, a New York touch: photographs by Richard Prince and Cindy Sherman.

The expanded protections will cover shoppers on merchant websites if they don't receive an item they've purchased, or if they receive an item that is significantly different than described by the merchant ("That's not an iPad, that's an iPod Touch photographed from closeby").