Sentence examples for forging the image from inspiring English sources

By forging the image of science as entrepreneurial business with company owners and salaried scientists, films in a way discuss and question the benefits of neoliberal business practices in the scientific world, meaning practices that follow a profit, commercial and market oriented rather than a purely scientific approach.

"Putin has forged the image of a sporty teetotaler who kills whales, hugs bears and does judo — very virile," said the co-author of "Russia Blues".

Analysts said the announcement was a calculated move by Kim and his advisers as they forge the image of the 20-something leader who took power following the December death of Kim Jong-il.

He has forged the image of a virtual Superman, enjoying wealth, power and the love and loyalty of a beautiful wife even as he also enjoyed the company of an endless stream of pretty girls.

Kamala Markandaya, the novelist who helped forge the image of India for American readers in schools and book clubs from the 1950's through the 1970's, died on May 16 at her home in London.

Italy's narrow streets were once jammed with the stubby Fiat cars that were as crucial as sunglasses and cigarettes in forging the countrys postwar image.

She simultaneously forged the definitive image of a monarch at a time when most monarchies were reduced to ceremonial nothingness or else had gone kaput.

It is the task of the storyteller to forge the fantasy images of the past into masks of the realistic images of the present, enabling the performer to pitch the present to the past, to visualize the present within a context of and therefore in terms of the past.

In many ways the mentality is one that is forged in the image of the locals.

It was an against-the-odds blue collar win, and one very much forged in the image of Popovic.

Forging the Spirit.