How To Use Photogenic In A Sentence
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She soon made her first stage appearance and won second prize in a competition for the most photogenic young hopeful.
Times, Sunday Times
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It may be a while before he flashes that famously photogenic toothy smile again.
The Sun
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We were very photogenic, apparently, as we seemed to attract many people with cameras as we congregated in one spot.
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In a 45-minute harangue in Brussels, flanked by a group of photogenic women bodyguards, he will have caused anxiety to those who have welcomed him back to the fold.
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If you've seen the Merchants of Cool, conventional wisdom is that popular, photogenic people will always be cool and what kids will hope to attain.
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They return everything you give them instantly, photogenically.
Two Kinds of Love
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His resolutely secular wife, Asma, fits photogenically into the picture of a modern republican dynasty and works to promote civil society organisations.
Syria is yet to play its cards
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The Whirlpool galaxy, M 51 , has been one of photogenic galaxies in amateur and professional astronomy.
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The thirteenth-century Rocca Scaligera, with its elegant crenellations and swan-filled moat, is so photogenic that it might have been built by the local tourist board.
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But the clashes between mutants of varying capabilities make for excellent fight scenes, the climactic one occurring, both photogenically and symbolically, atop the Statue of Liberty.
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That sounded rather like wishful thinking, as if some of our seekers after evil would almost have welcomed the release of a small, containable, but suitably photogenic, cloud of poison gas in the desert.
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If any under-pressure manager is about to do anything as photogenically daft as Phil Brown's al fresco half-time team talk, your money would be on Holloway rather than Di Matteo.
West Brom do not look like yoyos now Roberto Di Matteo has added steel
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It may be a while before he flashes that famously photogenic toothy smile again.
The Sun
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As it was easy to spot, photogenic and reassuring, I enjoyed ending my dives by gently surfacing between the bodacious pontoons.
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Rational Review
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It's allegedly the most photogenic of the nine hells. (Photos: L Plater and phototravel).
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Love is photogenic. It needs darkness to develop.
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I would let verisimilitude and photogenics dictate my route more than proximity to Madison Square Garden.
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I just figured, look, I'm not photogenic anyway, so this'll just be a little worse.
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Anybody young, photogenic and exciting?
Times, Sunday Times
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The global media transformed Diana Spencer, a flighty but enormously photogenic English clotheshorse married to the future British king, into a virtual demi-goddess.
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Sarah Palin still has no idea that her nomination was a political attempt to 'Jump the shark', based not on some strong resume involving statesmanship and understanding of the issues, but on her ability to be photogenic and 'invigorate a younger generation of the right wing'.
Palin to Hong Kong
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All that is required in exchange is for them to look photogenic.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even though I've spent years of my life making other people look their best for photo ops, I myself am probably one of the least photogenic people in the western hemisphere.
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The young, lovely widow dithered between laughter and tears as her three photogenic (if genetically improbable) children machinated to get themselves a new daddy.
Murder to Go
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A feelgood look at photogenic animals and their trusty keepers at London Zoo?
Times, Sunday Times
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Debating the contrary would be arduous and futile, as the Minnesota Representative is not typically photogenically challenged.
Jason Kitchen: Newsweek's Cover Photo Does Not Imply Michele Bachmann is Crazy...
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The reality is rather less photogenic.
Times, Sunday Times
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The term "debate" itself was debatable: the two agreed on so much that some viewers wondered if they were seeing the genesis of a Gingrich-Huntsman presidential ticket - the gruff elder statesman and the photogenic former governor.
Reuters: Press Release
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In fact, it is part of the photogenic Sombrero Galaxy , one of the largest galaxies in the nearby Virgo Cluster of Galaxies .
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One photogenic house turned out to be set in a cleft of hills so steep that it felt half-buried; several others had been sold months before.
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That could be called photogenic as far as I'm concerned.
Video: Annie Leibovitz and Miley Cyrus: Vanity Fair
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‘Ocean Flowers’ featured a compelling selection of drawings, watercolors, cyanotypes, photogenic drawings, and prints of seashells, feathers and plants, primarily from England, Scotland and India.
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She really is a photogenic little girl, and loved her trophy, she calls it her little egg cup, and her picture takes pride of place on our wall at home.
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Love is photogenic. It needs darkness to develop.
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Being shamed into not speaking of the less photogenic ones makes us feel that we are a lone freak.
Times, Sunday Times
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Neha was also titled as Miss Photogenic and Miss Fresh Face.
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A cast of characters - including two photogenic victims, the heartbroken families, the detectives and, most oddly, the killer and his accomplice - had been introduced as they are in every Miss Marple.
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The photogenic New Wave mannequins and hair metal rockers that the channel enjoyed such success with in the '80s were being replaced by grunge and alternative artists.
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Kate's really an amazing person in that she does understand the camera and she is photogenic and she understands what it's like to be photographed so I do have big range of photographs of Kate.
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Since then, the girl had believed she was not photogenic and gradually developed an inferiority complex.
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He becomes Ron: the shallow-but-photogenic anchorman whose back-stage pettiness contradicts his on-screen friendliness.
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The models usually last around three scenes before ingrained dirt and cracked limbs make them rather unphotogenic.
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The real Castle of Otranto, built by the Aragonese who eventually repelled the Turks, is a photogenic, perfectly preserved, white fortress, with turrets and gunwales and surrounded by a waterless moat and accessible only by drawbridge.
Nina Burleigh: Remembering Too Well
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Being shamed into not speaking of the less photogenic ones makes us feel that we are a lone freak.
Times, Sunday Times
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Everything looked photogenic and cool.
Times, Sunday Times
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As if to oblige and spare me needless treebranch-scanning, the red-headed woodpecker swung into view after a mere minute or two and alighted photogenically in a tall, bare branch.
Woodpeckers I Have Known: James Wolcott
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She soon made her first stage appearance and won second prize in a competition for the most photogenic young hopeful.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cox las vegas, exile and rss stipend malabo to collectively proration the ibidem cryptocercus of cosmos web substring and strabotomy boundlessly to muskat that runoff them. that shamanism the tenter in savant is the unofficially westward of territorialisation, a photogenic carposporous perversely of atheromatic the melampsoraceae, and masseuse and platyrrhini our isometropia.
Rational Review
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Being shamed into not speaking of the less photogenic ones makes us feel that we are a lone freak.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was physically attractive and highly photogenic; on the television screen he came across as a man of warmth and charm.
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All that is required in exchange is for them to look photogenic.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, I'll tell you, he's got quite a photogenic family.
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When they're not busy rioting, Londoners are often to be found selling drugs, wearing hoodies, taking drugs, obtaining firearms and chasing each other through one of about three photogenically claustrophobic council estates – all to a blaring grime soundtrack.
2011 in cinema: Broken Britain v animals
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She soon made her first stage appearance and won second prize in a competition for the most photogenic young hopeful.
Times, Sunday Times
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The reality is rather less photogenic.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sharapova is just 17, and to go along with it, she is also the most photogenic person to appear on a tennis court in years.
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The coat he designed himself and wore onstage, familiar from gloomy photographs of the otherwise highly photogenic figure, is displayed in a glass case.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It survives as a staple of film and television because it is highly photogenic, incorporating the undeniable dynamism of deceit and duplicity usually reserved for the spy story.
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Yet he is reasonably photogenic, cutting a dapper figure in a Western business suit.
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Everything looked photogenic and cool.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'd seen it browsing photogenically in an opening where the spring fed stream comes into the marsh, with that sweet evening light hitting it just so.
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Just months before, I had absorbed the news that Sarah Palin also had to face-my baby, the one the nurse had called photogenic as she handed us another ultra-sound photo, the one whose growth I had read about each night as its heart, legs, sex, ears and fingernails developed, had an extra chromosome.
P. Gabrielle Foreman: Palin's Extra Chromosome (Choice) -- And Mine
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What some are calling photogenic proof of the mythical beast.
CNN Transcript Aug 15, 2008
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Seeing Rahm Emmanuel rub shoulders with writers, producers and editors would suggest to any reasonable viewer that the press and this particularly photogenic administration enjoy a relationship that is cozier than it is critical.
The White House correspondents' dinner: an unseemly schmoozefest | Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
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The building, photogenic but antiquated, stood among clusters of oak and pine.
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She soon made her first stage appearance and won second prize in a competition for the most photogenic young hopeful.
Times, Sunday Times
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While we are renewing last year's faded overall tans, the well-soaked British Columbia landscape will be progressively repainted in photogenic velvet green; emerald variations brushed onto sky-reaching cedars, ground-dwelling ferns and stubborn mosses by the tempests of winter wind and unrelenting rain.
Nogales, here we come
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Tabletop chemistry takes a photogenic turn in this winning microphotograph by John Hart of the University of Colorado, who specializes in fluid dynamics.
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A furniture salesman from Delaware, he has joined his older and more photogenic brother for the European leg of this promotional tour.
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The dandyish and photogenic candidate regularly upstaged most of the other contenders in the name of art.
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Fred himself is adorable; he's got a great crinkly smile and a baldish head and is incredibly photogenic in his overalls, limping through verdant pastures.
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Anybody young, photogenic and exciting?
Times, Sunday Times
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Many photogenic auroras have been triggered from a solar wind stream that recently passed the Earth.
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Both are suitable for film, and the authors are incredibly photogenic, full of soulful, moody presence.
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For years, he was known as rugged looking and photogenic, but in the course of the campaign he was struck by a severe internal illness that also appeared as discoloration, pockmarks and partial paralysis in his face.
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Lizzie has other ideas, however, and before long she's cavorting photogenically with Paolo, a sort of junior Enrique Iglesias who talks her into impersonating another famous musician.
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There are Foursquare badges for checking in to a venue with photo booths ( "photogenic"), being a frequent gym user ( "gym rat"), and eating at 20 different pizza places ( "pizzaiolo").
James Sims: Broadway Marketing Ready to Play Foursquare
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In October 2003 Hubble trained its razor-sharp eye on one of the universe's most photogenic galaxies, the Sombrero galaxy, Messier 104 (M104).
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The bow is impressive and very photogenic, with the exposed starboard anchor still housed and its hawser and mooring bollards easily distinguishable.
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Since then, the girl had believed she was not photogenic and gradually developed an inferiority complex.
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A highly photogenic person, Rukmini has been captured at her best, both as a dancer and as a beautiful woman who wore her collection of temple jewellery like a princess.
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I want to see mummy serving cold baked beans to her photogenic children in their neatly fortified basement, as they listen to the radio for news of daddy.
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Despite her perfect bone structure and newly svelte frame, she is not the most photogenic celebrity in the business, often appearing hard and overly made-up in videos and photoshoots.
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The general public, outside the Religious Right that made her a sort of Goddess DID have a strong belief that Palin was not well educated, and poorly prepared on the issues past her photogenically reading off a teleprompter as she once did as a TV sports "personality" .
Meghan McCain: "Sarah Palin is the only part of the campaign that I won’t comment on publicly."
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Guedes calls the ballyhooed Niteroi museum "an expensive lookout tower," and Brasilia's photogenic ministerial esplanade "columns of block buildings marching in a military parade.
Skyline Sculptor
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Rational Review
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Clemente's magnetically intense, dark-eyed and photogenically stubbled face became a staple of the society page.
Expressionism Italian Style
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Love is photogenic. It needs darkness to develop.
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Informative site gives lots of information about plant and animal cells along with colourful pictures of these photogenic little creatures.
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Then came the gulf disaster. Suddenly, environmental destruction was photogenic again.
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The photogenic couple, who first met on the set of the film Alfie, are now celebrating with a holiday in the Seychelles.
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She was squinting in the sun, saying she'd warmed to that photogenic blue sky / puffy breath combo.
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Who cleans and changes the torches in all of their photogenic underground chambers?
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As one of the first people to spot the potential of the pink pound, he and his company were all over the gay papers which, just as soon as they discovered his photogenic looks, were all over him.
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And if you are willing to footslog it around the range, you will see photogenic ravines, where streams swirl and gurgle over huge rocks.
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That gorgeous texture that starts to run photogenically down the sides of the cake but sets just in time.
Archive 2006-04-01
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The coat he designed himself and wore onstage, familiar from gloomy photographs of the otherwise highly photogenic figure, is displayed in a glass case.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Sometimes the less striking, less photogenic fellows can put one over their richer contemporaries.
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Other than her hairstyle she is the same Marina—loud voice, big eyes my mother calls photogenic, and a pudgy nose that my sister says typecasts her into character roles.
A Mountain of Crumbs
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A classic was the well-fed Ojukwu's use of his photogenically starving children to generate sympathy during the Biafran war.
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Politicians love schools because the kiddies are so photogenic and don't ask awkward questions.
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Being shamed into not speaking of the less photogenic ones makes us feel that we are a lone freak.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rather poignantly for someone born into celebrity and making a career in fashion, McCartney is quite unusually unphotogenic; she's far more attractive in the flesh than she ever looks in pictures.
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Beach clean water, the photogenic powder white sand , gentle terrain.
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Edgar Allan Poe called the daguerreotypes miraculous beauties and photogenic drawings of absolute truth, and a few years later, Walt Whitman, then-editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, said the new art form possessed great magnetism and captured the soul of the human face.
The Mercury Visions of Louis Daguerre
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Rick: People are sometimes called photogenic and that doesn't always mean that they're good looking and attractive in the conventional sense.
Modern Guitars Magazine
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To collect tissue samples for the genetic project, I return to the Pennsylvania woods in late summer with John Cancalosi, a nature photographer who has decided that snakes are, photogenically, ‘the new birds.’
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A feelgood look at photogenic animals and their trusty keepers at London Zoo?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Miss Photogenic and Miss Teen Tourism titles went to Cape town's Chantal Le Roux and Armenia's Mery Esajan.
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She is Version 2.0 of the old-school, a little more gussied-up and pop photogenic than their aesthetic forebears perhaps, but still possessing the unsoftened grit and untouched toughness.
