Sentences with phrase «mental picture you painted»
Love the mental picture you painted to go with vintage badminton raquets - a little chiffon would compliment them to a tee!
http://www.chronicallyvintage.com/ Not exact matches
Neither a mental image, nor a verbal image are any more successful in portraying the God of Israel than a graven image or painted picture.
Too often I paint a mental picture of myself as the victim.
Use your senses and grasp the words you need to paint a mental picture.
Stevens's writing style is elaborately descriptive, allowing readers to paint detailed mental pictures of the scenes she is trying to conjure:
I'm talking aboutwords with a little oomph: words that paint vivid mental pictures.
Among the sights are Old Masterworks from all times and places — there are allusive ties to works as different as Flemish proverb pictures (most notably, Bruegel's ironical The Parable of the Blind, 1568), Gericault's unromantic portraits of mental patients, and Sargeant's peculiarly lurid romantic paintings — none the worse for wear, and as unconsciously striking as ever, but more adult, that is, dignified by consciousness, than the Abstract Expressionism with which Desiderio began his career, and thus less beholden to the tyranny of modernism, if still symptomatic of modernity.
Manet painted a mental picture of alienation; Wodiczko builds one of isolation.
Research for a painting is a combination of academic books on the subject and infant picture books, which leads to a few weeks» mental preparation for the main elements.
To help paint a mental picture, consider that Germany has about 140,000 square miles of land area.
These pieces of evidence would be able to paint a picture of the parenting abilities of a spouse through demonstrating their history as a parent, their mental health as well as their general character and trustworthiness.
The findings paint a troubling picture of the mental health of injured workers with permanent impairment.
They paint mental pictures.
But in an opinion piece for the Courier Mail, Dr Rachael Sharman from the University of the Sunshine Coast worried that mental health might be becoming a fad, or something to be celebrated, in adolescents; writing that the programming by the ABC seemed to paint a picture of mental illness as a normal, temporary blip on the radar of successful individuals.
One DV researcher painted a good picture of alienating parents, «a minority of parents who suffer from personality and mental disorders may ignore the court and spend their waking hours finding ways to exhaust the other parent emotionally and financially.»
«Then picture a plasma display sign located in a mall,» McManis says, painting a mental picture.
Shows like these ones paint a dramatic, shocking picture of what it's like to live with this mental disorder.