Sentence examples for a tough image from inspiring English sources

Because of this, he has a tough image that remains".

Once described as "meaner than a junkyard dog" by Texas Monthly magazine, Mr. Wyatt has cultivated a tough image over the years, speaking out, for instance, against a Congressional effort to impose trade restrictions on Mr. Hussein's government after it was discovered that it used poison gas against the Kurds.

"[I]t is intended to provide for a tough image in order to [convince] the ultra right wing party to tolerate the right wing minority government".

Ms Bakhtiozina says it would be surprising to see a man doing the house work in Russia as he would rather promote a tough image.

The paradox is that Israelis voted for someone with a tough image to "protect" them, despite the opposite reality.

But that was more of Duterte-the-entertainer, who tried to play to the crowd and project a tough image before a broadly anti-China citizenry.

Even Hector El Father, who cultivates a tougher image, found himself surrounded by male back-up dancers.

But the Danish government appears to want to project a tougher image – possibly stricter than it really is (hence the adverts in the Lebanese press last year telling migrants they were not welcome).

Today, sea creatures known as comb jellies have soft bodies like jellyfish, but their ancestors projected a tougher image: tooling up with hard body parts, probably as protection from predators.

Krasner's 1931 self-portrait presents a sullen, tough image, with more than a touch of Giorgione about it, already proving what an accomplished painter she was, and makes her eclipse by her husband all the more regrettable.

The braids, which can take up to two hours to do and last two to four weeks, connote a stylish but tough image.