Sentence examples for between the image of from inspiring English sources
More fundamental will be the question of the discrepancy between the image of Obama the uniter and the reality of Obama the liberal.
Danny Boyle's slumspotting has opened a can of worms at the moment when the subcontinent is caught between the image of India Shining and India in Recession.
It might have gotten lost amidst the excitement of the national championship, were the contrast between the image of a hungry student athlete and that of the immense profits made from his sport not so striking.
The bike also allows Mr. Collins to ride a fine line between the image of the traditional police officer and that of a somewhat friendlier helper that the Port Authority wants to convey.
I had become so attached to this identity that when others asked how the non-existent business was doing, I said, "Great!" The chasm between the image of being financially set for life and owning a failed business was painful.
There is freedom of expression, as well as a growing concern to make sure there is no disconnect between the image of a company and the integrity of the products it sells.
That is, they allow us to explore the interaction between the images of modern womanhood that film industries produced on their screens.
The exhibition focuses on her movie career, but somewhere here – between the images of her on the set of The Nun's Story (1959) and on the set of Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) – Hepburn became a mother.
The difference between the images of blood, fire and chaos that assaulted us and the similar pictures we have seen on movie screens is so obvious that pointing it out is almost absurd.
If you've been disheartened by the mismatch between the images of perfection you've seen at Chelsea and your patchy lawn and blackspot-ridden roses, remember – show gardens bear little resemblance to real gardens.
