Sentence examples for image has fallen from inspiring English sources

Talbots, the struggling women's retailer with a stuffy image, has fallen out of favor with shoppers.

BEN PROTESS DRAWING A SUITOR Talbots, the struggling women's retailer with a stuffy image, has fallen out of favor with shoppers.

"Right now, the company's biggest problem is that its image has fallen in the eyes of consumers," said Shinsuke Tanimoto, an analyst at Moody's in Tokyo.

People who fail to stand for the royal anthem, still played before most film screenings, or deface banknotes, which bear the King's image, have fallen foul of the law.

Presumably the police would only become involved in the instance that – God forbid – the image had fallen into the wrong hands, and sometimes the knowledge that this has happened can cause a young person enough pain without them being prosecuted too.

On the cover of "Another Long Day" (Rockview Records), J-Henry, who chooses not to share his given name, does all he can to revive the scruffy, straight-up, rock-guy image that has fallen from favor: motorcycle jacket, ragged jeans, plenty of facial hair.

The explosively popular image-sharing site has fallen under the spell of words — that is, quotes from the great minds that offer lessons to live by.

It has been observed that, in the case of logamediate scenario (Figure 6), S ̇ total Open image in new window has fallen very sharply irrespective of the curvature.

In his new film, our hero emerges from a time warp to rescue the image of black men, which has fallen into a pop-culture slump, which the film dates from Dennis Rodman's first public appearance in a wedding dress.

They are the images that show how far Palmyra has fallen.

With the Pink Panthers, the public has fallen for false images and mythology". That power is alluring.