Sentence examples for worst images from inspiring English sources

And yet we know that the worst images are those that were unseen to the world.

Only a jink in routine brought home what were by some distance the worst images I have seen in my lifetime.

Without writing the word directly, he paints the worst images of African Americans descending upon campus, torches in hand, ready to reduce every classroom to charred rubble.

I recall only the gist of what was said, the names and faces of my closest friends, some of the things we did over there, some of the better stories and the worst images, and the feelings that different situations and people left with me.

Inside the White House, officials feared that if the looters were shot -- the fastest way to send the message that the United States was intent on restoring order -- the pictures on Al Jazeera would reinforce the worst images of America in the Arab world.

Instead he lets the soldiers state their case, tosses in some nifty special effects (the photos zip about nicely) and, with extraordinary meticulousness and to no real analytic purpose, restages some of the worst images, a rhetorical gesture that registers as an unfortunate attempt to trump the originals.

"Mr Juncker, you are the worst image of this Europe.

Community theatre: two words that conjure the very worst image of theatre.

But at least the ejected fans were spared watching the N.B.A.'s worst image of all: another futile ending.

"It is difficult because my personal press officer died in my hands, that is the worst image I have had in my life.

"This is a notorious femme fatale in people's eyes — she had been with Mick Jagger, she had been with everyone — and Euro Disney is the worst image in France for someone who is already seen as uncultured".