Sentence examples for changed our image from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1990s, a steady stream of discoveries has changed our image of dinosaurs from slow and reptile-like to agile and, most surprisingly, feathery creatures.

We do not want them to change because then we would have to change our image of them.

"Now we just need to change our image from a country that hosts Russian tanks to something more peaceful".

"We've been working hard to change our image from the unemployment people to the employment office," said Linda Angello, New York State's Labor Commissioner.

The tougher you were, the more respected you were in your sector.... Captain Baker was determined to change our image by implementing rules that would have met with resistance even from the Royal Guard at Windsor Castle.

An article in the British Daily Telegraph claimed, "It's goodbye to the tweed skirt and cardi and hello to the silk and sarong-clad librarian of the Nineties," but also acknowledged that librarians "do need to change our image".

"It will change our image on the world stage".Across the Seine, the soaring skyscrapers of the distant business district seem dwarfed by Argenteuil's rain-streaked tower blocks.

When Paula Byrne announced her discovery of an alleged Austen portrait last year, she said it "has the potential to change our image of her for ever" because it shows "a professional writer at the height of her powers" rather than the "prim spinster" seen in the familiar sketch by Austen's sister, Cassandra.

The vice president and the defense chief have changed our identity and image in the world -- but not in the way they envisioned.

The Web has changed our economy of images: no longer can high-gloss images in newspapers or magazines monopolize the news.

Even as the suburbs change, our image of the suburbs does not.