“Bendor believes it is, in fact, a study for the finished picture by Rembrandt himself.”

“Have your camera ready so you can take a picture of the eclipse as it occurs.”

“The article provides an accurate picture of the nation's thriving economy.”

“A pictograph is used to present statistics in a popular yet less statistical way to those who are not familiar with charts that contain numerical scales.”

“So is there any problem with the depiction of statistics in the pictograph?”

“It applies the same rules of simplicity and abstractions which the pictograph shows, but it is not based on statistics.”

“The movie presents an ideal picturization of a sensitive and burning issue.”

“It is a good movie with beautiful picturization, very good songs and fights.”

“The popularity of this kind of song really depends on the picturization in the film.”

“Sydney Harbour on a sunny day really does warrant full marks for picturesqueness.”

“The first view of the city is really beautiful, surpassing in picturesqueness any other Peruvian city we had seen.”

“Not only were the Romantics more alive to picturesqueness and quaintness but also they were in love with nature.”

“If the children do not have homework, they go to the pictures, play in the street, watch football matches and read comics.”

“If the children do not have homework, they go to the pictures, play in the street, watch football matches and read comics.”

“A meager talent for sketching and crayon work led me to attempt crude picturizations involving the outlandish denizens of my nighted thoughts.”

“Later to create more words, symbols were added to pictographs to form ideographs.”

“Some pictographs were used as ideographs because they have different semantic meanings.”

“Native guides lead you on walks to ancient pictographs, swimming holes, and waterfalls.”