Sentence examples for held image from inspiring English sources
Interviews with tribal elders, business leaders, political analysts and diplomats here paint an image of a leader who is desperately trying to shake his widely held image as an American lackey by appealing to nationalist sentiments and invoking Afghanistan's sovereignty.
INTERNATIONAL The Memo From Africa article on Thursday, about Africa's widely held image as the next frontier for economic growth, misidentified the United States agency for which Francisco J.
He plays on that widely held image of a leader who understands security, talking at length about terrorism and the differences between the parties in a way that appeals strongly to Republican audiences.
A new Harvard study explodes the commonly held image of the stressed-out boss, revealing that leaders actually have lower stress levels than lower-ranking individuals, likely because they have greater control over their office lives.
The repellent Tony's grooming and seduction of his stepdaughter, Whitney, is a much more familiar pattern of abuse than the more commonly held image of predators lurking in parks.
While O'Connor briefly considered, then abandoned, the idea of a rematch in Hedgecock's 1984 reelection race, she has had a relatively low public profile during the last 2 1/2 years--reinforcing a widely held image in political circles that she is aloof and somewhat inaccessible.
That is why Bill Gates's privately held image-bank company, Corbis, "refreshes" its data tapes by copying them every few years onto more advanced ones that typically hold more data in the same space and last longer.
The last month that still held images of Jim Jimim still breathing — was June.
The Nokia drive which also had files marked as company confidential held images of cell-phone circuitry, minutes of meetings, names and personnel evaluation forms.
The eye tracking tasks used similar images, often laterally reversed versions of previously viewed prints, which holds image detail constant while minimizing prior recognition.
Recruitment advertising agency andSoMe relies on Facebook and Twitter for its online presence after replacing its website with a holding image two and a half years ago.
