Sentence examples for from the image of from inspiring English sources
They're sure taking away from the image of Lazio as an honest candidate".
As a politician he refuses to stray from the image of a unifier.
None of them are household names – their profiles far from the image of the superstar designer.
Nothing could be more different from the image of the traditional English village.
That has always been my mantra.' Breezily outspoken, she is far removed from the image of the doubting, insecure writer.
"Its specific form comes more from the image of a new palm about to spread its fronds," Smith says.
The first image might have features you recognize from the image of the 12-tube launcher above.
Mr. Stein's collection of vintage postcards paints a bucolic image of pre- and postwar frivolity so different from the image of the plant today.
Gale was too upset to speak, leaving Yorkshire's coach, Jason Gillespie, to confirm in words what was so obvious from the image of the captain on the balcony.
The government's PR machine tries to build on this sentiment, leading an effort to "rebrand" Israel away from the image of an unpleasant fortress.
The western could not recover from that theft anymore than it can recover now from the image of Clint Eastwood wearing an apron and standing behind a counter.
