Sentence examples for harsh image from inspiring English sources

Seeking to soften the secret service's harsh image, Mr. Yunesi said the Intelligence Ministry had been transformed and was now fully responsible for its acts.

Advisers inside and outside Mr. Romney's campaign have urged him to shape a positive message to Hispanics on immigration and dispel the harsh image he created during the primaries.

At the convention four years ago the region's Republican governors were leading men and ladies, helping in the fruitless task of softening the harsh image of the party's nominee, Bob Dole.

But instead of following the script and "playing nice" to soften Hillary's harsh image, Chelsea went rogue - and for Bernie's jugular.

Paul, whose father Ron Paul is a former Texas congressman who ran for president in 2008 and 2012, included lines in his speech aimed at softening the GOP's harsh image among Hispanics.

There are harsh images of Hillary, looking brittle in dark glasses, to go with the harsh words.

"His economical sentences surprise you with their philosophical depth, building in simple, deceptively gentle phrases towards harsh images".

"Most kids think of court through the harsh images they see on television and in movies," said Serena Brownell, who is deputy chief of the Brooklyn Family Court sex crimes prosecution unit and selects the children who attend Court School.

That term evokes harsh images, and references to Nazism have been used much too loosely on both sides of the political spectrum lately.

Such harsh images of Haiti -- and stark assessments of the on-going crisis there -- are likely to dominate our thoughts this week, as we mark the somber anniversary of the earthquake that struck one year ago Wednesday.

"We wanted to tell the world that the Iranian capital is full of lively young people and change the harsh and rough image that the world sees on the news," said Neda, one of the video's stars.