Sentence examples for image boosting from inspiring English sources

The resulting effect can be something as simple as "posterizing" an image, boosting its colour ("Hollywood", "Vintage", "Bleach"), adding a lens flare, or painting a master piece in the style of Van Gogh and others.

If a clean corporate image boosted sales in the developed markets, it might be worth paying the price of finding a new factory.

Woody Jackson of Middlebury, Vt., perhaps best known for enhancing the packaging of Ben & Jerry's ice cream with cow images, boosts the American Farmland Trust with reproductions of his rural scenes on T-shirts and tote bags, and Will Moses, a great-grandson of Grandma Moses, does similar work for the Bennington Museum in Vermont.

Their motivations range from a public image boost to genuine humanitarian aims.

Participating companies receive technical assistance and an image boost from association with W.W.F.

Yet the image boost provided by these vehicles should trickle down throughout the rest of Audi's lineup.

In the cases of Ms. Bush and Ms. Cheney, their fathers may need the image boost more than they do, and daughters often prove an obliging literary surrogate.

Plans to change the name of the medical center next month to Nassau University Medical Center should provide an image boost, they added.

But many observers predict that the entry of well-respected hotel brands will give the European fractional market a huge image boost.

Hyundai has also received an image boost from its luxury Genesis model, which was named the North American car of the year at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show.

But instead of payment and an image boost, Yukos received a restraining order blocking part of the payment for the oil.