Sentence examples for defending the image from inspiring English sources
The other was defending the image of Thailand's tourism industry, crucial to the country's increasingly fragile economy.
For Pierre Bergé, Saint Laurent's former partner, who runs the YSL Foundation, "defending the image of the house of Yves Saint Laurent was the most important thing", says Fontaine.
At no point, however, do I find myself defending the image which our tourist board and elements of our film industry apparently work so hard to maintain: an homogenous England of mild manners and three-piece suits; of polite conversation and deference to the landed gentry; of bad hair and bad teeth, china teapots and over-boiled carrots.
After originally defending the image as "an expression of art" in reaction to the "tremendous damage to the country and the world" she believes Trump is responsible for, Griffin quickly realized there was no way for her to successfully weather this storm, so she apologized.
He later wrote a book, "The Coming of the Fairies," defending the images.
"I love being a mother, but lingerie is not for a mother," Ms. Ebbing said, defending the images.
#USEmbassy #Tunis — Mohamed Ali Chebâane (@MedAliChebaane) 14 Sep 12 Moncef Marzouki: I ordered the Min of Interior & Army to defend the image of #Tunisia by taking the necessary decisons.
The user of the Thomas Pride account defended the image against complaints from others on the social media network that it was "deeply ignorant" and "belittles the Holocaust" - insisting it was legitimate satire and that he was of Polish descent.
Jones defended the image saying that it showed a live animal: "The vet drew blood, took DNA samples, took body and head measurements, treated a leg injury and administered antibiotics".
After difficult negotiations, the big champagne houses and the thousands of small producers agreed this month to defend the "image" of champagne as a costly but affordable luxury, rather than allow prices to fall to the level of "other" sparkling wines from Italy, Australia or New Zealand.
Ms. Papapetrou's photograph had actually been taken years earlier and had been previously exhibited; by the time it landed on the magazine cover, Olympia was 11 and defended the image, saying that of the many she had made with her mother it was among her favorites.
