Sentence examples for better public image from inspiring English sources

This all ties into the venture capital community's better public image.

The prime minister has a better public image than the chancellor but lacks his humour and warmth in private.

Ducks are calmer, more organised, and have a much better public image which conceals their evil designs, thus are obvious Tories.

DealBook recently published a column by the Deal Professor saying that venture capital and private equity are two very different and clashing worlds and citing venture capital's better public image.

That proposal was supported by Abilio Diniz, above, the Brazilian businessman who leads Grupo P de A ar. CHRIS V. NICHOLSON ANOTHER VIEW A DealBook column says that venture capital and private equity are clashing worlds and cites venture capital's better public image.

And, for those worried about the impact of social media on the public image of science or of particular scientific disciplines, one route to a better public image is to actually be better — that is, to face the problems that have been identified and come up with effective strategies to solve them.

She'll do more to better your public image on day one than Benedict did to harm it all these years.

But I can't think of anything that would be better for his public image.

He also said that it would be better for poetry's public image if the next appointment were a woman.

Amkoullel had far less divisive messages, in songs that called for an end to corruption, better public education, more positive images of Africa.

And, as a woman who knows the extreme hardship of being voted out seventh in American Idol, perhaps Hudson can identify with Winnie's public image battles better than most.