Sentence examples for image critics from inspiring English sources
His refusal to acknowledge the effects of the riots that engulfed the state dogs his public image, critics and fans alike have said.
Klaus Schwab, the Swiss business professor who created and still rules the Geneva-based World Economic Forum, bridles at the image critics paint of the gatherings of greedy corporate chiefs discussing how to fatten their bottom lines.
After years of prototypes, DLP had delivered Hollywood's biggest image critics and cinematographers with a digital projector that met the world's highest standards on color, brightness and reliability and therefore pioneered the digital cinema concept.
Wells Fargo must do more than fire its CEO to mend its image, critics say.
After a brief honeymoon period, she was derided for her overly glamorous image, which critics said undermined her credibility.
This uncertainty has clouded Sisi's image among critics, says Robert Springborg, a longterm analyst of the Egyptian military, and a visiting war studies fellow at King's College London.
The term was used in the theater to describe the management practice, especially in the case of a debut recital or a play's opening night, of giving away unsold tickets to pack the house, presenting a better image for critics.
When singer-songwriter Jewel released her fifth album 0304 in June 2003, reinventing and sexualizing her public image, music critics identified Rock Steady and Ray of Light as influences on the album.
This was the Monkees attempting to say goodbye to the image music critics had labeled them with, one of not being real musicians, being cheap Beatles knockoffs that deserve no praise or consideration.
In recent years, Rwanda has also been involved in a heavy PR campaign to wipe away its blood-crusted image but critics fear it's a smokescreen to mute Kagame's opposition.
Lou rearranges accident scenes to make his money shots richer; Weegee, too, orchestrated shots, including his most famous image, "The Critic".
