Sentence examples for foul image from inspiring English sources

DaimlerChrysler hopes to clean up the foul image with the diesel version of its popular Jeep Liberty, the first diesel passenger vehicle sold by a U.S. carmaker in decades.

In "The Testament of Mary," a one-woman show with Fiona Shaw previewing later this month on Broadway, Toibin imagines his own version of how the Virgin Mary felt about crucifixion — "the most foul and frightening image that had ever been conjured up by men" — and whether she really had not known Joseph in a biblical sense.

The players assessed foul calls on images of plays, and were then asked to do the same on mirror images of the same plays.

None of the play's dialogue survives; or, rather, it is distilled into a stream of images both foul and fair.

Corporations, once keen to distance themselves from the foul-mouthed street gangster image of the music, are clambering on the bandwagon as they try to woo a younger generation of consumers.

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) -- President Evo Morales kneed an opposing player in the groin during a soccer match against a team of political rivals after an apparent hard foul by the opponent, images of the altercation broadcast Monday show.

Through this lens, kids and teens can more easily see that reposting images with foul language makes them look rude; posting screenshots of gossipy text exchanges makes them seem shallow and mean; posting anything even remotely sexual makes them appear desperate for attention.

Fouled membranes were imaged by SEM and, in some cases, EDAX to obtain information on foulant structure and composition.

People who fail to stand for the royal anthem, still played before most film screenings, or deface banknotes, which bear the King's image, have fallen foul of the law.

We tried to play our way through and present a good image, Chelsea repeatedly fouled, and Iniesta was kicked a lot".

The episode portrays Disney as a corporation using the ruse of family-friendly morals to disguise their primary motive of profit; reviewers and articles said this point is further illustrated by the use of Mickey Mouse, a cartoon symbol for the wholesome Disney image, as a foul-mouthed, contemptuous, greedy, all-powerful and violent character.