Sentences with phrase «image thing»

But Romney is not dealing with the personal image thing well.

Read the words «created in God's image» — now we can ascertain this is likely not a literal physical image thing (God is a Spirit)-- then what image is it?

Embed from Getty Images Things have changed radically over the last few years at the bet365 stadium and Stoke are no longer the «rugby boys» of the Premier League, but Arsene Wenger will still be wary.

«I think of a microscope as something that allows you to image things on the micron scale,» he said.

«We could image things pretty well by taking z sections of fixed (dead), immobile specimens.

I guess it's exhibitions like this that make me wonder; if Groys is right about the whole strong / weak images thing, how weak is too weak?

Lay's going to blog about how to do the rollover image thing!

Because they're a modern businessperson and it's an image thing, never to be seen without your laptop.

My love of sports isn't an image thing — it's crucial that every busy entrepreneur makes time for exercise and relaxation.

They like the product, it's an image thing, it makes them feel good when they drink it, it fits their image of themselves when they hold it in their hand.

So its a image thing with no reality.

«It wasn't as trivial as simply applying the FlatCam algorithm to the same techniques we used to image things that are far away,» he said.

«What we're looking at is to make really high - quality images where we have the ability to image things that a normal person wouldn't be able to see,» he explained.

Yes, the mirror - image thing was a little weird, but I thought it was a solid title with an interesting story (and a not - annoying companion haha), even though it was a little «dark» for a Zelda title... But I agree with iplayedthegame (and you), that a bad Zelda game is still an overall good game Looking forward to part two!!

Hipsterism is often dismissed as just an image thing by some, but the culture as a whole is effecting changes in society, leading to feelings of insecurity and resentment in people who are no longer a part of the cultural ruling class.