Sentence examples for have a different image from inspiring English sources
After seeing this play, you may have a different image of the man known as Satchmo, but somehow getting to know the offstage Armstrong doesn't make the onstage one any less genuine.
Now people have a different image to concentrate on when they're practising their preludes". Hansen insists he will stop short of allowing the new image to be rendered in chocolate or porcelain for souvenir hunters.
"China is intimidating from a military and industrial standpoint, but its special regions have a different image," Brazil's trade minister, Luiz Fernando Furlan, said here at the trade talks last year, referring to Macao and Hong Kong, according to The Associated Press.
Spam does have a different image here, compared with the West.
Yet a luxury goods store bearing the name of the automaker and located in an area visited by high-income earners would have a different image.
"When I think of the different instances of the police brutality that we've seen, it just seems like they have a different image of the black men and women that they are confronting than what is reality.
He was an advertising photographer; he was a pretty tough person but he had a different image.
From the six cards – each of which has a different image – he or she must pick one image and make up a line or phrase.
"The days of you having a different image for your work friends or co-workers and for the other people you know are probably coming to an end pretty quickly," he has said.
So Mr Dombrovskis ended up with the small Greens and Farmers union, which has a different image problem: its main backer is a controversial tycoon, Aivars Lembergs, who is under investigation for bribery and money laundering (he denies all wrongdoing).
