Sentence examples for true image of from inspiring English sources

That tragic, comical, defiant sentence is the true image of Günter Grass.

Hatred, fanaticism and terrorism profane the name of God and disfigure the true image of man".

And yet even without that allegory, it is a universal, true image of the imagination producing horrors.

These memories are always accompanied by a sense of loss, but for some they give a true image of heaven.

All the world is a stage in Padua, where the theatre is the true image of life.

"The railways are the true image of our country," he said, sipping his tea in the heat.

Behind the camera, he directed beautiful, true images of life.

The problem can be that, during our time, true images of the distant bodies of the solar system full of wonder and amazement our eyes.

Like the medieval scholastic tradition in which he was steeped, Dante subscribed to Plato's notion that time, in its cosmological determinations, is 'a moving image of eternity.' He subscribed furthermore to the Platonic and Aristotelian notion that the truest image of eternity in the material world is the circular motions of the heavens.

Third, the "true" image resolution of the final HDR image is confined by the amount of image noise in the reconstructed HDR image.

Let f=u 0+n be the noisy version of the ordinary true image u 0 of size M×N and n stand for an additive white Gaussian noise.