Sentence examples for very images from inspiring English sources

Barry, in composing these very images, rebuffs the naysayers and demands, Why not?

They add a further soundtrack, with their murmuring narrative, and they often echo, in their motion, the very images projected.

The definition of an image isn't visual; it's data (like, of course, the very images that the Wachowskis create).

Yet these very images that have helped popularize salvia may also hasten its demise and undermine the promising research into its possible medical uses.

He knelt down with a tape measure, below a series of prints by Jasper Johns, which move through a spectrum of colors; they suddenly seemed like the ancestors of the very images that Arcangel was preparing to display.

My wish for visual souvenirs slaps against the clearness of those very images for which I don't have pictures, in the way that two currents of water slap against each other in the ocean.

But Rob was intent on this very image.

But he also noted that Americans are very image-conscious.

Samwell Tarly looked the very image of doughy expendability.

The very image is something of a punch line.

The Everly Brothers "looked the very image of Southern hoodlums" but "had the voices of harmonizing bluebirds".