Because I grew up among life scientists, my most vivid images of the unexpected tend to be biological.

In a world where televised images tend increasingly to count more than words, the change was obvious.

Here's the problem: the images tend to overwhelm the actors.

The problem with most cinematographers is that the image tends to come before the story.

"Their image tends to be more cutting edge, so it makes sense for them to be in these clubs."

Those images, he notes, tend to fall into two categories: ascent and descent.

When you win a lot more games than you lose, the image tends to get better.

The image of the gas giant, growing visibly larger by the hour, did tend to be a distraction.

It helped that he was pretending to be unafraid, because the image of courage tended to become reality.

And images of other racial and ethnic groups tend to form in a vacuum.