Sentence examples for good public image from inspiring English sources

Chinese-Americans, despite a good public image, suffer higher rates of poverty than the general public.

"We don't have very good public relations, we don't have a very good public image," Spink said.

In the past, Yamaguchi-gumi tried to present a good public image, and its members were rarely involved in public acts of violence.

"Most polls would show that Air Canada does not have a good public image at the moment, and that's an issue with the government," said J. Clifford Mackay, president of the Air Transport Association of Canada, a trade group.

"I have a very good public image, and I will defend my name and my family".

And the prince, who has a good public image and a great appeal to the younger generation in China, will see his trip boost goodwill between the two peoples and help eliminate misunderstandings," the pundit tells China Daily.

Granted that serious jazz scholarship is a comparatively young field, it is still decidedly odd that so many scholars and critics have been so slow -- if not positively reluctant -- to grapple with the sometimes uncomfortable implications of what Armstrong wrote about his life and work, which does not always mesh neatly with his good-humored public image.

You learned nothing about him from the interview with Little Ant and Little Dec except for the depressing fact that he is willing to expose himself to humiliation if this is deemed good for his public image.

Because of all those good things, Armstrong's public image was once considered unbreakable.

Finally, if nothing else, it is not good for your own public image".

News flash: people with abusive tendencies are often very, very good at creating a public image that differs tremendously with what happens behind closed doors.