Sentence examples for given the image from inspiring English sources

More likely, given the image of the prophet, it's aimed at Muslims in general.

It is both familiar and disturbing: Khan's take has given the image a brooding, ambivalent character.

Mr Savimbi was given the image of a man fighting for democracy rather than power.

I remember them as gypsies though maybe I've given the image a storybook gloss and they were just homeless.

Women, mostly young, have given the image of cyclists "an extreme makeover," said George Bliss, who owns Hudson Urban Bikes on Charles Street in the West Village.

But given the image of itself that Britain has projected over the last month, I wonder if German students, creatives and businesspeople will still be as keen to flock to the UK as they have been in my lifetime.

Given the image-richness of Raine's poetry, one might have expected his criticism to display more of "the talent for metaphorical encapsulation" he admires in Hopkins.

"Given the images on TV in the spring, that's not surprising," said Steve Kerekes, a spokesman for the Nuclear Energy Institute.

It's no wonder, given the images of volcano-size clouds and ghostly coatings of white dust that are etched in the collective memory of the attacks.

Little wonder, then, that TV has such a hold on us, given the images of absurd beauty it tempts us with every day.

I don't even like to call him a rapper given the images it conjures up.