Sentence examples for boosting his image from inspiring English sources

Lamar certainly didn't need any help in boosting his image, but collaborating with him helped Imagine Dragons gain new fans who had previously dismissed the group as "that band from those car commercials".

Ahmadinejad did so on an academic stage, further boosting his image as a learned man (back home).

Rather than boosting his image among Latino voters, Alonso's campaign appearance on behalf of the immigration hardliner caused an uproar in San Francisco's heavily Hispanic Mission District, where she had been scheduled to star in a Spanish-language version of "The Vagina Monologues".

It could even boost his image abroad.

The task of coordinating the effort to boost his image falls to Goran Djokovic, Novak's uncle and chief marketing strategist.

More important, perhaps, Mr Koizumi's party took a beating in upper-house elections in July, and he needs a way to boost his image.

President Bush, battered by the mid-term elections, embarked on a long foreign trip seemingly designed to boost his image as a global statesman.

It would be cheaper just to revamp and reopen Don Muang.Mr Thaksin is accused of rushing the airport's opening to boost his image ahead of the coming general election.

Mr. Akin also received some support from his Democratic opponent, Ms. McCaskill, who used a round of advertisements in the last days of the Republican primary campaign to attack his opponents and boost his image.

The president arrives Monday to embrace his O apostrophe, celebrating the Hibernian past that he hopes will boost his image with the 40 million Irish-Americans in the future.

The attack on Miliband, however, appeared to have backfired, with many commentators believing the reports of his fairly standard love life before he met his wife had boosted his image.