Sentence examples for contribute to the image from inspiring English sources

Other penumbral events contribute to the image: barbarous policing; the alleged complicity of the government in torture.This is a caricature, of course.

The new controversy — the hashtag #CoiffeurGate, "coiffeur" being French for hairdresser, was a trending topic on Twitter on Wednesday — could contribute to the image as a president who is out of touch.

This effectively converts the superposition eye into an apposition eye, since in the dark-adapted condition up to a thousand facets may contribute to the image at any one point on the retina, potentially reducing the retinal illumination a thousandfold.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, leveraged his savvy with Senate procedure, which helped slow things down and contribute to the image of a do-nothing Senate, and his ability to rally his party around his vision to keep Democrats from enjoying Republican support on legislation.

To the Editor: Reading about Max Brod's spinal deformity and the leather brace he wore to correct it, in Joy Williams's review of "Kafka: The Years of Insight," made me wonder if Brod's physical condition didn't somehow contribute to the image of the central figure in "The Metamorphosis".

The paint was applied thinly, which allows the weave of the canvas to contribute to the image.

Cornish is important as a cultural icon and asset that contributes to the image and thereby the economy of Cornwall.

Red wall-to-wall carpeting contributed to the image of a giant hall drenched in red, the color of communism.

The sudden announcement that the United States would not abide by the pact contributed to the image in Europe of a high-handed White House.

It is just contributing to the image of the UK becoming a more hostile place, and that's damage that doesn't need to be done.

But he admitted the government had got "too close" to big business, which had contributed to the image of capitalism as unfair or unclean.