Sentence examples for a serious image from inspiring English sources
60p from supermarkets PB A decade ago, real ale had a serious image problem, not helped by the prevalence of beers with "saucy" names and often downright obscene graphic design.
"It's time for a serious image makeover," an ad says.
One reason is that engineering has a serious image problem, many women in the field say.
Nor, for a party with a serious image problem, is it shrewd.
Because of the nature of her oratorio repertory, Watts felt that she had a "serious" image.
Monday's CNN poll confirmed that Clinton has a serious image problem.
The Republican Party is in a worse mess, and has a more serious image problem, in Colorado than in America as a whole.So Mr McCain's campaign will have to make most of the running.
Mr. Westerwelle learned his lesson and cultivated a more serious image.
The engineering major tried to cultivate a more serious image, writing poetry, debating politics and poring through "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," his friend Hindia Ali recalled.
Even before Enron, accounting "had a very serious image problem," says Beatrice Sanders, spokeswoman for the institute, which is rolling out a five-year, $25 million campaign to show 16- to 22-year-olds the profession's fun side.
It was easy to score points, both at home and abroad, by bashing President Bush: a Waspish warmonger with serious image problems south of the Rio Grande.
