Sentence examples for entrenched image from inspiring English sources

She's apparently going to be on the bus a lot, trying to dispel the already entrenched image of her as, well, a detached billionaire.

Those findings, contained in the first authoritative study of the city's Jewish population in nearly a decade, challenges the entrenched image of Jews as liberal, affluent and well educated.

An entrenched image of American double standards and political bias against Arab interests has taken root; especially with regard to US bias towards Israel and America's longstanding support for tyrannical Arab regimes.

With its now-entrenched image of disadvantage, Nambucca lacks the market-oriented positional values accruing to prime destinations elsewhere along the subtropical coast.

Still, Kristeva's analyses of the psychic, social, and political potency of gender figurations underscore the need for feminist counter-imagery to offset culturally entrenched, patriarchal images of womanhood and the unconscious desires and fantasies that these images buttress.

What if every time you told your brain 'no' it entrenched the mental image more deeply?

The biggest reveal, however, given Roth's entrenched public image as furiously vain and terrifically grumpy – someone who exists in a state of permanent disbelief that he still hasn't won the Nobel Prize – is just how charming and likable he is.

TRADITIONAL BANKS, WITH THEIR STARCHY LOAN OFFICERS, bulletproof-glass-shielded tellers and ubiquitous ATMs, project an image of entrenched solidity.

By now, racist and antisemitic Pepe the Frog images have entrenched themselves in the iconography of the alt right.

More than a century after van Gogh's death, many of his images are entrenched in the cultural conscience, and his name attracts people in a way that curators and art historians struggle to understand.

Research is now crystal clear about the harm caused by irresponsible media that sustains this way of thinking: consistent exposure to distorted images creates entrenched, negative perceptions about people of color.