"formidable image" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is impressive, powerful, or intimidating. Example: The politician projected a formidable image as he confidently delivered his speech to the crowd. Another example: The company's marketing campaign was a success due to their formidable image and reputation in the industry.
A hornets' nest with many hornets is a formidable image.
Gary Engels, a state investigator in Arizona, hopes that the images of a frail and skinny 50-year-old Mr Jeffs on trial may damage his formidable image, perhaps persuading some of the wives to testify against him.
Modeled on Chinese statues of guardian generals, the Shūkongōjin is a formidable image of swirling power and force and is the best preserved of the Nara period clay sculptures, which like their hollow lacquer counterparts were formed on armatures.
In too many cities of the West, they're going to awaken 5, 10, 15 years from now to a polluted, congested, deteriorating environment". Doerr concluded that she has promised "to represent the residents of Redondo Beach, not special interest groups". Although she can be combative, the mayor, with her quick laugh, does not project a formidable image.
These formidable images were carried into battle on long poles.
Given his expressive brush, it is no surprise that Sebastiano was a celebrated portraitist too, known for his formidable images of Christopher Columbus and Admiral Andrea Doria, turning his fearless eye seawards, one hand pointing emphatically to an anchor.
Formidable images prompt us to build a world where goodwill eclipses hostility.
He is formidable, an image, a force.
It is crucial for the CEO of New Directions for Women to present a formidable business image because she is dealing with agencies, organizations and donors in the professional world.
This type of degradation, to a certain extent, is unavoidable in real imaging devices, and, coupled with the also omnipresent imaging noise, poses a formidable challenge for image processing scientists and engineers.
Betty Tompkins's formidable Photo Realist images of heterosexual intercourse, now on view at Mitchell Algus Gallery in Chelsea, could easily be included here.
