Sentence examples for image establishing from inspiring English sources

Less than a year before its 60th anniversary, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is determined to revamp its image, establishing a media operations center for Afghanistan and hiring an executive from Coca-Cola to manage the way the alliance is seen around the world.

The image established Mr. Baker with the public.

Ms. Kitt remained true to a fixed image established more than 50 years ago.

The stunning image establishes both the geography of the place and the state of her consciousness, which is being leached of the past.

The image establishes the building in relationship to the craft tradition and also to the continuity of modernism as epitomized by the French architect Le Corbusier.

The price was more than three times the previous record at auction for this image, established one year earlier in the same salesroom.

Bass conceived the title sequence as an integral part of the film and as something that could, through the use of music, typography and moving image, establish the mood and emotional register of a film.

He is a music star whose image established him as an iconic, rebel figure in the same way as James Dean emerged in the Fifties.' The recent figure Shakur most closely resembles is Kurt Cobain.

Mr. Dobson is given a valuable opportunity to step outside of his usual "nice guy" image, established when he played the detective Bobby Crocker on the long-running "Kojak" series.

The image establishes a tone that Michele has sustained in the years following, and his Instagram, which now extends to a little more than six-hundred-plus well-chosen posts, is well worth perusing, even if you think you have little interest in which designer is heading which fashion house this season.

The tilt of the big, square head, the idiosyncratic body language, the gimpy gait and the extraordinary range of speaking voices are reproduced in a virtuoso performance that brings to life the image established by Lee Friedlander's many famous photographs of the singer in his prime.