Sentence examples for fond image from inspiring English sources

A recent reunion with old mates laid this fond image to waste.

A fond image persists of coal (and steel) pulling off economic miracles and leading post-war Germany back to wealth.So the country's 85,000 miners, successors to 500,000 Bergleute employed in the Germany of the 1950s, felt they had the force behind them when they shut down the country's 18 surviving pits in the Ruhr and the Saarland, blocked motorways and laid siege to Bonn, the capital.

We live in a world where too many sportsmen and sportswomen are under the thumb of their management companies, too fond of their image to get involved publicly in things - particularly controversial things - that truly matter to them.

He is also fond of putting the images to music, like this recent video set to Harry Nilsson's Everybody's Talkin': Simmons has been extensively covered in the media, and once self-published a book of his adventures.

Like Matisse, she was fond of images captured with a bold, simple line.

No wonder Bellows was so fond of images of boxing; he himself was in the ring with the heavyweight champion of the century.

He had paint in his hair, was wearing flip-flops, shorts and an Ireland rugby shirt, "and the whole room went, what the fuck's that?" It's an anecdote that helpfully burnishes a fond self-image – that of a scrappy upstart bursting into the closed and cosy world of Westminster journalism, ruffling feathers.

As you probably read in Inside Pyongyang, people in North Korea are very fond of images of their beloved leader (and all-around amazing dude) Kim Jong-Il, and his father and former leader Kim Il-Sung.

Ron bluntly says that's impossible since GOP candidates "appeal to xenophobia and race, creating the image of a party not fond of brown-skinned people".

Maybe he plans to create a race of television stars in his own image; he is, after all, extremely fond of it.

In fact, a quick trawl through some internet images reveals that Art seems unnaturally fond of this outfit to the point of having nothing else to wear.