Sentence examples for countering the image from inspiring English sources

Just as Blair did at Employment, confounding expectations of Labour as a party in hock to trade union vested interests, Gove set about countering the image of the Conservatives as the punitive and authoritarian party.

"These films are very important in terms of countering the image of Iranians as intolerant and fanatical, and of capturing universal themes -- that it is human to love your children, that people in Iran face some of the same problems that other people face".

She and her aides said they were satisfied with the publicity they generated, noting that what was billed as a "listening tour" turned out to be just that, leaving a positive impression countering the image of an America unwilling to engage with those who disagree.

If I'm not considered a real Iraqi, I can never counter the image people have in their minds.

This was all an attempt, too late in the campaign, to counter the image of Gore as a robotic wonk, in contrast to Bush, the affable everyman.

Mr. Romney even used the company's success during the presidential campaign to counter the image of private equity as job-destroying corporate vultures.

Curling has the reputation of toe-curling dullness and nifty descriptions designed to whet the appetite of non-curling folk don't do much to counter the image.

"She has helped counter the image of Asian women as these 'shrinking, geisha girl flowers,' " said Anne Kim, managing editor of the Asian-American lifestyle magazine Audrey.

"We're calling it the 'cool-ification' of the brand," Ms. Levinthal said, intended to counter the image that Tupperware is "this June Cleaver, 1950s brand, which it's not".

By Doreen St. Félix January 21 , 2018Lena Waithe's new series aims to counter the image of black men as irrationally violent, but it yokes the script to the myth from which it is trying to escape.

The Daunts can trace their English roots to the Middle Ages and a patrician background did nothing to counter the image of a refined aesthete with no feeling for popular tastes.