Sentence examples for image imposed from inspiring English sources

The public image imposed on disabled people is increasingly negative.

Billboards around the capital show Colonel Qaddafi's image imposed over a map of the continent.

Above all, in this moving production, he captures the emotional tumult of someone compelled to live up to an image imposed from outside.

If she wants to escape the image imposed on her by the public, camouflaging herself in muddled pop cliché is certainly one strategy.

Pop stars have long been beholden to their public image, imposed on them from above; now, with their social media accounts and steadfast support of their ride-or-die fans, they're beginning to write their own scripts.

Guest can pose for a photo in the car, with a green-screen image imposed outside the train window, for $24.95.

The economic value of a dead celebrity's image imposes another cost as well.

In the end spin became the monster trapped in its image, imposing control over the Labour party so the chinks in its armour were not exposed.

In the traditional method, each LR image imposes a set of linear constraints to stabilize the solution of the unknown HR image.

Because the differential image imposes built-in contrast resulting from imperfection in the gratings and their alignment, a background differential phase image was measured without a sample in the field of view prior to the tomographic scan.

As a result, they cannot fully accept the self-image imposed on them by either parent, but instead must develop a sense of identity that is uniquely their own.