Sentences with phrase «share the image did»

Just because i share his image doesn't mean i share his character.

Unlike sites such as Facebook and Tumblr where people were encouraged to share their own pictures with their network, Pinterest encouraged users to share images they don't own.

Not exact matches

Want to share an image of your product, but you don't own the legal rights to those images?

Brightcove statistics indicate that social video generates 1,200 percent (and that's not a typo) more shares than do images and text, combined.

He wanted to share images from the bulky projector with his friends but didn't want to lug it around.

The captions and context matter in this case because Facebook does allow such images in some cases where they are condemned, or shared as news or in a medical setting.

Whether you're using free photo editing software or willing to spring for a paid tool, you don't have to be a designer to make your own memes and data illustrations or edit photos into beautiful images for sharing.

«It was a really, really well thought out, well executed experiential campaign that they did a very good job of documenting so they could share the results with whoever wanted to see it,» says Mitch Joel, president of the digital marketing agency Twist Image.

It doesn't quite have the shock appeal of the Pope's unannounced TED Talk this week, but a few hours ago, a passerby in California saw a white Lexus fitted out with self - driving equipment emerge from an Apple facility in Silicon Valley and shared those images with Bloomberg.

Sources for stock images that don't suck include Mountain View, Calif. - based Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that enables digital sharing through free (and legal!)

He decided to create an image host that «didn't suck,» he said — one where a user could anonymously and simply upload an image, and be able to share a link to any web platform.

After all is said and done, after all the old racial ploys and tactics are exhausted, we share a common humanum created in the image of God.

Do you get lots of Facebook posts in your feed that show a dumb Christian image with an invitation to share the post or comment on it as a way to get blessings from God and have your prayers answered?

Only this kind of shared participation in representing God's reign to the world is capable of doing justice to the God whose image we bear.»

This way of understanding the human person, which stems from the unique dignity of the person created in the image and likeness of God (Gen 1:26 - 27) and called to eternal redemption in Christ, is rooted in revelation, but it can be appreciated or grasped as true even by those who do not share our faith, on the basis of natural moral law.6

«an image that can not but be the emblem of a universally shared humanity...» Obviously this guy doesn't get it... at all.

«Please do not tell girls or women that they share equally in God's image; that they are equal at the foot of the cross; that they are equal in the kingdom of God, that they should cultivate their minds equally, unless you are prepared to give them equal authority to use the gifts God has given them.

LinCA — What Me is saying is that while both sides feel they are right both sides have their extremist that put forth the image of open arrogance to anyone who does not share their views.

You said, «What Me is saying is that while both sides feel they are right both sides have their extremist that put forth the image of open arrogance to anyone who does not share their views.»

But it does provide a basis for considering the implications for our shared symbolic environment of the particular intentional concentrations of selected images resulting from the media's distinctive economic, technological, and structural characteristics.

As I share in my book, after a couple of minutes of praying the image of the Lion on the Wizard of Oz suddenly popped into my mind and I saw him saying, «I do believe, I do believe, I do, I do, I DO believe!&raqudo believe, I do believe, I do, I do, I DO believe!&raqudo believe, I do, I do, I DO believe!&raqudo, I do, I DO believe!&raqudo, I DO believe!&raquDO believe!»

Winner does a masterful job of providing images and stories with which to understand «the middle» — a face jug lost in the divorce, a pie social at church, a protest at Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, an elderly couple sharing communion, a Purim celebration, a prayer, a poem, a bookstore in Machester - by - the - Sea.

I don't quite have them ready, but next week I will either share the images here, or I will post a link to the blog for my photo class where all of our work will be shown.

i don't know what could be more perfect than your light wheat bread... its become a weekly staple around here... so i am very excited to give this favorite bread recipe of yours a whirl... thanks so much for sharing — your recipes, your images, your enthusiasm, and all your good news...!

Other than linking to a page, sharing on social media sites (with credit and links), or pinning an image on Pinterest, Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen asks that you do not copy or otherwise use these food images or original recipes for any other purpose without contacting her first and getting express written permission.

What do I have worthy of sharing at this wonderful feast that is Golubka... so full of inspired ideas, of beautiful images, of healthful, nurturing, creative and life - giving dishes.

I love to see the images you share so don't be shy.

What Jackson and Winfield do share is an interest in a favorable image.

Don't waste your time promoting crafts which have drab or out - of - focus images — they won't get shared or clicked.

You can either create an actual mood board using words, images, sketches, colour swatches, cut - up bits of magazines — whatever suits the way you work and think — or you could create one online using Pinterest (you can keep it private if you don't want to share it with the world).

I've been wanting to share this image of my best friend, Jenna's baby for months but wanted to do it justice by sharing more of Jenna's story as well.

While I very much love sharing my client's birth stories, they do not always want their images online, and I totally respect that.

Initially posted to Facebook by a woman named Juliana Farris Mazurkewicz, the image has already accumulated more than 379,000 shares and plenty of perfect parents piling on in the comment section to insist they've never done something like this.

FYI, I'd love to share this on my organization's facebook page, but I can't, because the title reinforces the wrong information (with the authority of the NYT,)(see «Don't Think of an Elephant,» by George Lakoff, and think about people just skimming their facebook feed, rather than clicking through for the full story) and there aren't any (relevant & appropriate) images associated with this (your) article.

If you've an image to share, please tag us on your own Insta and we'll repost and link / tag back if you're happy for us to do so.

Many teens need to be reminded that a platform's privacy settings do not make things actually «private» and that images, thoughts, and behaviors teens share online will instantly become a part of their digital footprint indefinitely.

«The measures will help to protect young children from accessing such material, but they will do little for the people sharing these images which is being done through private peer - to - peer networks.

By asking people from all over the country to share their thoughts and images on the Wall, we are fueling a campaign that brings together the power of national media with the strength and connection of on - the - ground organizing in a way that no one has ever done before.

If you do not want to use your original image on any of your social media profiles, or you simply want to add some fun to picture sharing, you can achieve this by «cartoonifying» yourself.

Farron doesn't photograph well, as those much - shared images of him looking afraid of milk cartons attest.

When you're done, you can share your best images and videos with your family and friends and on social media.

The authors define consciousness here as an ability to understand whether a photograph depicts an image that makes sense based on knowledge of the world that most people share — general knowledge that no present - day computer is capable of storing and processing in the way people do.

But Iskra Lawrence did just that when she shared these «heavily retouched» images on Instagram yesterday.

While I knew I would make my own share of mistakes as a mother, I didn't want poor body image or an eating disorder to be one of them.

«Fitspo photos and shared beliefs do in fact negatively impede girls and women when it comes to self - esteem, body image and perceptions of health,» she says.

So while I am prepping myself for the festivities I figured I would share my picks with you... even if your not heading to Lincoln Center, these necessities are must haves for day to day activities and appointments!I LOVE my Graphic Image NY Planner... while all my event invitations are usually sent via e-mail, I still prefer to hand write down what I have going on so I don't forget anything... I'm a firm believer in visualizing things rather than just allowing the notifications to pop up on my phone!

Often I do not get the right images or content to create a post, in which case I tend to share the event through Instagram or find another way to work with the people involved.

She shared the images with other brides she had met on theknot.com and then miraculously one of them hired me to do their rehearsal dinner!

You've probably already seen all the images of the Isabel Marant pour H&M collection (if you didn't check them all out HERE), but I thought it would be fun to share my Isbael Marant X H&M faves with you.

I found these images from the brand's Spring 2017 ready to wear collection and felt like I just had to share in case you're also done with winter and ready to start thinking about easy dresses and pretty prints.