“This average image will look like a professional shot once we apply a dozen filters to it.”

“Picasso's seemingly random sketch, upon closer inspection, bore the caricatured image of his wife.”

“Truly, he is the image of his father.”

“In this instance, pictorial imagery may be seen as an especially powerful form of propaganda.”

“The author's use of vivid imagery gives the reader a clear sense of the girl's experiences and her imaginative way of seeing her world.”

“Its five movements are brimful with colour and imagery and Sutherland directs with empathy for the music.”

“With a bit of imagination and a few dollars, a balcony can become a haven of green and restful tranquillity.”

“Have you ever experienced any of the visual images discussed so far and dismissed them as just your imagination?”

“He will suffer the same fate as his predecessor unless he can capture the imagination of the citizenry with good policies.”

“Yet these pieces' mixture of lyricism, imagism, meditation and narrative are all hallmarks of the prose poem tradition.”

“The first two stanzas of the above are very close to imagism.”

“I don't think of myself as a contemporary of surrealism, or dadaism, or imagism, or the other respected tomfooleries of literature, no?”

“An object image is picked up through the taking lens by an imager, and an output signal of the imager is converted into image data.”

“By using more than one lens when it scans surfaces, the imager divides the spectrum of visible light into four sections.”

“From the night-vision option in your next automobile to the thermal imager used by your surgeon, your everyday life will be impacted.”

“Medical imaging has revolutionized the field of diagnostic medicine by providing detailed visual representations of internal body structures.”

“Concurrent's new SLI ImaGen solutions also feature genlock and framelock, technology for synchronizing multiple video or image frames externally or internally.”

“Lacan's elaboration of the Jungian concept of the imago seems instructive here.”

“The human person as imago Dei, and in general, the sense of the metaphysical structure of the human being, is the place of the presence of truth.”

“In the higher Lepidoptera the pupa is immovable, and the imago, after the ecdysis of the pupal cuticle, must emerge.”

“Similarly, Byrne's lyrics were a blank-verse switchboard, patching through Dada language experiments, imagist poetry, scientific literature.”

“The imagist does not believe in ornament, and this glimpse of character might be uttered in one sentence.”

“Their impressionist, imagist, futurist theories make them too self-conscious.”

“That is, the norms are not invented, but inventiveness and imaginativeness in their use is essential and to be encouraged.”

“They jest with grief, are grotesque with tragedy, glow with an imaginativeness that seems to burn away the cloth of reality.”

“I do think that I learned a degree of humility, flexibility, and imaginativeness from getting to know people from very different backgrounds.”

“His obsessive imagining of a lost civilization seems to have joyfully regressed to the thrill-seeking bent of an adolescent model-builder.”

“Can one decide whether its recreations of an event have a sound basis, or has imagination run away with the imaginer?”

“We find ourselves in a world where God is improviser, storyteller, weaver, imaginer, dramatist.”

“Although Simmons, as a professional purveyor of horror and fantasy, is no dim imaginer, he has his work cut out for him.”

“In rural Ireland we were the flying doctors to a generation of fevered imaginations.”

“The Monitor proved impervious to the Virginia's broadsides and captured the imaginations of naval officials and the public.”

“We need to try harder to capture people's imaginations, whilst meeting their needs.”

“However they are full of fond imaginings, for instance that rugby is the most popular sport in South Africa.”

“Patrick only entertained these imaginings for a second before he dismissed them as childish and silly.”

“This technique not only guides our gaze towards Ashok's imaginings, but also highlights his awakening rage.”

“Her work is a model for scholars attempting to understand the political discourse and social imaginaries of subaltern communities of all kinds.”

“Soon, though, the truly scary Mr Bunting arrives, hunting down imaginaries to devour.”

“These latter charges signal a care that needs to be addressed both in articulating bodily imaginaries and reinventing them.”

“The conjectures awakened by even a momentary consideration of the possibilities involved became at once as wildly bizarre as the insane imagings of a drug addict.”

“The vivid imageries encountered with stramonium intoxication appear to be of simple objects such as flowers, small people, animals, or colors.”

“There are some scores of ruba'iyat that may be said to have contributed their imageries to the quatrain.”

“Mandala: Above all, the symbols and imageries in your mind affect the flow and the manifestations of the energies you use.”

“The main altar in the front held the Dragon Tablet, and behind that were hung images of Buddha.”

“The links he could create were far more powerful, the images in his mind forcibly more vibrant.”

“Almost instantly the larvae mutate into full grown imagos and you have yourself an Entopod battalion.”

“After a third larval stage they pupate in the nest material and emerge as imagos after the fledglings have left the nest.”

“They constitute a single set of systematic transfigurations of the Yagwoia transpersonal, archetypal imagos of their Self and its energies.”