Sentence examples for gilded image from inspiring English sources

Nor did Mr. Jackson's gilded image escape untarnished in the turmoil over the dealings with Warner.

The athlete's 2014 trial punctured the gilded image of Pistorius as the nice guy who refused to be defined by a disability.

Instead of these Gilded Age images we got a very shrewdly packaged portrait of fightin' Al and Joe.

This week Cameron attempts to gild his image on the global stage when he chairs the G8 summit.

The latest trend among the Russian oligarchs is to purchase works of art, a way to get into the Kremlin's good graces, to gild their image... and to cover up the origin of their fortunes, often acquired in the shadow of post-Soviet power.

Rowling's fictional town of Pagford is given a honeyed-stone, Farrow & Ball gloss – the opening sequence of the first episode seems gilded compared with the image I conceived when reading the novel, but then bins, a skip, graffiti and vandalism serve as a reassurance that Rowling's realist vision is intact.

Chapels abounded in images of gold, gilded copper, or painted and gilded clay; some were decorated with stucco scenes in high relief; in others the remains of deceased lamas were enshrined in silver or gilded stupas.

In this day and age, why market your product with the image of a Gilded Age millionaire?

PARIS — It could have been a scene from a Fellini film: black-clad nuns with strange habits; hats encasing the heads like wimples; gilded chains dangling with graven images; capes in sheer plastic; feet in fetish blue suede shoes sprouting fur at the edges.

THE fickle world of fashion, from gilded to space age, has inspired fantasy images to pique the imagination.

The sheer volume of objects at the highest level include cameos, gilded Boulle tables, equestrian portraits, historic tapestries and images of performing arts like music and ballet.