In the late 1950s, he would set about redefining it in his own, flawed image.
Outrage over subway graffiti eventually underwrote the flawed, image-first "broken windows" theory of city management, which argued that any visible traces of petty vandalism fostered an all-enabling atmosphere of criminality.
Rather than introducing new images of science, research experiences may reinforce flawed images especially of research practices and conceptual understanding.
Analysis of the flawed images showed that the cause of the problem was that the primary mirror had been ground to the wrong shape.
But that's a flawed, limiting paradigm.
She becomes a flawed, tragic figure.
Drunkorexia addresses the need to be the life of the party while staying extremely thin, pointing to a flawed mind-set about body image and alcoholism among college students, mostly women.
He has been pulled off of his pedestal and stripped back to the image of a flawed and unsympathetic elderly man.
His endorsement of Moyes, a manager he saw in his own younger image and likeness, has proved to be a flawed one.
With the Facebook IPO, I observed a flawed strategy that failed to incorporate the value of the perceptual image of its most important future constituents.
Hillary Clinton was a flawed candidate but a resilient, intelligent, and competent leader, who never overcame her image among millions of voters as untrustworthy and entitled.
