His flamboyant public image, ostentatious wealth and use of complex financing methods has led some to compare Mr Murakami to Takafumi Horie, the former president of livedoor, a software firm.
The professional self-identity of nurses is a complex construct that includes, but is not limited to, this public image, work contexts, work values, education and social or cultural values [ 10].
Instead, Mr. Bowles has taken the clothes -- which, almost ingeniously, are very cookie-cutter in style, to convey a consistent public image -- and shown them against a more complex backdrop of travel, interior design and state dinners.
From the start, Brando's public image reflected a basic truth about the man: he was complex, brooding, and angry, while at the same time almost child-like in his vulnerability.
Contrary to Griffin's public image, Wernick described him as warm and caring — "a very misunderstood and complex person" who never got over the death of his older brother in 2001.
Perhaps it is this complex relationship that was, in part, behind the anti-showboating and withdrawal that characterised his later public image.
If her technique is hardly more than that of a home movie, her strategy is complex: the myth of the unimpeachable innocence of wild children against an uncaring world converges with the public image that Le Besco, the actress, projects.
Public image is pristine.
Khatami provides a public image of moderation.
