Sentence examples for core image from inspiring English sources
He ditched everything but fashion, honing in on the core image of the all-American frat boy and his admiring gaggle of barely-clothed female admirers.
Many of the improvements are hand-me-downs from Nikon's semi-professional D200 model ($1,600 without a lens), including the core image circuitry, menu system and on-screen help.
That is J. C. Holt's assessment, and Stephen Knight, in "Robin Hood: A Complete Study of the English Outlaw" (1994), goes further, arguing that the quest for a "real" Robin may be beside the point, and that what matters is the "forcefield of variations" that surrounds the core image of the outlaw.
"The core image of John McCain is as a reformer in Washington — and the more dominant the story is about the lobbying teams around him, the more you put that into question," said Terry Nelson, who was Mr. McCain's campaign manager until he left in a shake-up last fall.
The pair's mutual brand-building strategies -- creating a core image, restricting licensing, consolidating assets while avoiding the temptation to participate in the real estate sprees that have bedeviled houses like Prada -- is not very different from the ways that important lineages are made.
Porsche tailors its marketing to each distinct group but keeps its core image intact worldwide.
In 1999, the company paid $116 million for art.com, a wall art company, but sold it earlier this year to refocus on its core image-licensing business.
"But maintaining the core images on our nation's coins is especially important in a time when we're suffering from national amnesia about our American heritage.
And there is a darker shadow to his sunny personality, seen in hard core images he has published in one of several collectors's books.
But as the years have passed, 9/11 has resolved itself into a collection of core images — photos, impressions, memories — whether you were in Manhattan that day or not.
Figure 3 Core images of lacustrine sediments and lithological descriptions.
