Sentence examples for image has softened from inspiring English sources

The ensemble's once formal image has softened slightly.

Gordon Brown's image has softened greatly since marriage and kids.

Hillary Clinton's image has softened considerably among the American public during the last 7 months of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Their older, poorer and more rural voters will be in Poland and voting while Mr Komorowski's middle-class supporters are abroad on holiday.Mr Kaczynski's destructive foreign-policy image has softened, with emollient words to Germans and Russians.

Now, as the governor's image has softened, his poll numbers have improved heading into a re-election race next year against the likely Democratic nominee, Ed FitzGerald, the executive of Cuyahoga County.

He became something of pantomine figure and relocated to America from London, but his image has softened recently since joining Eddie Hearn, who negotiated his return from the margins to a fight that is set to break records.

Yet it's been a long old time since The Long Good Friday and Nil By Mouth, with each man's image having softened down the years into avuncular cuddliness (they're due to appear on screen together next year as two of the dwarves in a glitzy revamp of Snow White, about which I'm saying nothing more).

While ultimately this is unlikely to be enough to shore up Mr. Karzai's teetering political support or make him a popular figure, it has softened his image as a remote and isolated man who listens only to an inner circle.

And even though the image of bees has softened in the wake of colony-collapse disorder, popular fear of bees is ever-present.

Yet since the 1960s the shepherding community has softened its image and its cinder-block buildings are now dressed with roughly 120 politically charged murals.

Progress has softened its image in recent years, dumping some of its more firebrand spokesmen and positioning itself as a mainstream party of the right.