Sentence examples for a rotten image from inspiring English sources

And Penguin, which had a rotten image among Muslims thanks to Dawood's translation, has redeemed itself.

Warren Buffett once observed that "as a group, lemmings have a rotten image, but no individual lemming has ever had a bad press".

From there, in 1951, he started to make his living from investing on the stockmarket, and was greatly influenced by Ben Graham, who wrote a classic book on investment, "Security Analysis" (1934), and had been his tutor at Columbia.As a group lemmings have a rotten image.

"Corruption, which has increased in magnitude since 1960, has given us a rotten image internationally and prevented us from fulfilling our potential in areas like social welfare and infrastructural development".

Fowles cabled, "PICTURE A ROTTEN FAKE".

"Mad Men" is brocaded with ultra-Freudian imagery — a gold violin, a rotten tooth — and it uses its camera less as a pair of eyes than as a proscenium, framing images as if they were posters.

[ image: /photos/590957cb2179605b11ad4364]Imagine a rotten son-father scenario, or "Deliverance" with fish.

A rotten crowd!

"I had a rotten, rotten session.

Daddock: rotten wood, a rotten log.

A rotten time, overall?