Sentence examples for cultivated image from inspiring English sources

The initial findings belie Switzerland's carefully cultivated image as a model of efficiency.

The company's carefully cultivated image as safe and reliable has taken a beating.

Sex has always played a considerable role in Berlusconi's carefully cultivated image.

They will find it harder to dent Mr Fox's carefully cultivated image as a peace-monger.

A cunningly cultivated image might work for a while, but it won't last unless it reflects reality.

He is playing down the rift between the two for a simple reason: it is tainting his carefully cultivated image.

(Nixon, who barely acknowledged, much less touched, his own wife in public, resented Kissinger's public, and well-cultivated, image as a Washington sex symbol).

Even when she wobbled through her one big hit, "Tammy," at the end of the evening, her movie-studio-cultivated image as America's 1950s sweetheart was still only a distant memory.

Due to security concerns and a desire to maintain their carefully-cultivated image as a bastion of free speech and open debate, companies like Twitter have tended not to reveal the details of their anti-terror protocols.

But even as Mrs. Clinton revived her fortunes last week with victories in Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas, the questions lingered about how she managed her campaign, with the internal sniping and second-guessing undermining her well-cultivated image as a steady-at-the-wheel chief executive surrounded by a phalanx of loyal and efficient aides.

Mr Brown's own long-cultivated image as the groom of Prudence has drawn on the stereotype, but in a benign way; if disgruntlement over the disparity grows, feelings towards the top Scot might be less benign.The obvious solution cutting the Scottish subsidy would exacerbate another problem, known as Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish nationalists.