Sentence examples for ubiquitous image from inspiring English sources

I do not subscribe to that ubiquitous image of the noble American soldier.

Then along came Charlottesville, and the ubiquitous image of the black-clad, shield-wielding leftists.

He cited the overloaded family car as a ubiquitous image during move-in week.

But neither do they fit their ubiquitous image in the West: dour creatures swathed from head to toe in black.

Ryan Humphrey's walk-in "Decadent Jungle," an executive office fenced with spears, is papered with shots of the smoking World Trade Center, a ubiquitous image in recent art.

Mr. Charlesworth, 30, definitely doesn't look like that ubiquitous image of the stereotypical gay man, but he's not large or hairy, either.

On the digital side are pages photographed while being turned, resulting in radical warping and distortion; the solarizing of woodcuts owing to low-resolution imaging; sonnets transformed by software bugs into pixelated psychedelic patterns; and the ubiquitous images of workers' hands.

These ubiquitous images practically define today's perception of humanitarian work.

They were given studios and supplies even as their work was censored and they were forced to paint and sculpture the ubiquitous images of a heroic Mr. Hussein.

Although 3-year-olds today can learn more about correct dinosaur musculature from the ubiquitous images on bedsheets, T-shirts and sippy cups than from anything Waterhouse Hawkins ever made, he left behind a singular achievement.

The show begins with a lovely collection of Photomatic selfies from the nineteen-forties and early fifties those once ubiquitous images, made in photo booths with curtains, almost always on a high-hearted impulse.