Sentence examples for because of the image from inspiring English sources

Zara, a Spanish company with operations worldwide, sought the location because of the image it projected.

The central character is chosen for these experiments because of the image from his past of the woman at Orly.

Or whether it's because of the image that I have taken that I remember the experience around the image.

"Slowly, the airlines are coming around, but they've been dragging their feet on this because of the image they think it projects," she said yesterday.

"I do not take Calderoli's words as a personal insult but they sadden me because of the image they give of Italy," she told the Ansa news agency.

"People buy the iPhone because of the image it projects," said Aloysius Choong, an analyst at the market research firm IDC.

"I could not sleep after seeing The Cove because of the images we saw.

The book, because of the images, is really something that needs to be held in your hands.

He paid special attention to Yosemite's waterfalls, which appear as milky, vaporous cones because of the images' long exposure times.

During the Roman occupation of Israel, the presence of battle standards containing animal representations was looked upon as an affront, while extreme pietists would not even handle Roman coinage because of the images stamped on it.

Often, Corporal Klingel says, he is jolted from sleep at the National Naval Medical Center here, at times because of the aches and throbs in his right arm and right leg, and at other times because of the images of the Iraq war that the chaplains say will not likely go away soon.