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The phrase "a different image of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perceptions, representations, or interpretations of a person, concept, or situation that differ from the norm or previous understanding.
Example: "The documentary aims to present a different image of the community, highlighting its strengths and resilience."
Alternatives: "an alternative perspective on" or "a new portrayal of".
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Valegro and Dujardin presented a different image of the sport.
The volunteers, Sidorenkova suggested, could help to create a different "image" of Russia for foreign tourists.
So material examination yields a different image of Seurat from the one we may have had.
They appreciate the idea of conveying a different image of themselves to the world".
On a stage crowded with lights, cameras and video screens, each scene becomes a new set-up offering us a different image of Anne.
"We're forming a different image of Putin because the western media constantly criticises him, and our media occasionally attacks him as well," Antonov said.
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In fact, those strips are what's known in geometry as triangular prisms, with a different image on each of their three faces.
Your opening analogy, which mentioned "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and its image of "offending visitors," suggested to me a different image, that of Williamsburg's Latinos horrified by a visitation of white artists.
Here in the border region where she lived, and where the fatal journey began, a different image emerges, of a small-time, often disorganized crime ring in which Ms. Chávez was barely a novice.
King certainly gave his colleagues a different image: that of a Republican Party driven into extinction in coming decades because it antagonized what is becoming the most important voting bloc.
But today, Tymber Skan conjures a different image: one of desperation, hardship and neglect.
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