Sentence examples for image machine from inspiring English sources
But the mere idea of a Bill Clinton candidate really does fuel the image machine.
Of course, some people will argue that The Right Brothers are just a slick creation of the Republican party's image machine, and they may be right - though slickness hasn't been a Republican property of late.
Elevated into this year's top 10 is Julian Henry, the founder of celebrity PR company Henry's House and overseer of much of the behind-the-scenes activity that oils the Beckham image machine.
We have to fit you into our image machine; we have to turn you into a facade or a surface onto which we project all of these fantasies and illusions.
From the moment the school agreed to his offer to teach, the remnants of the Gore campaign image machine -- a rump caucus of aides with cell phones buzzing, e-mail flying and thumbs punching away at wireless pager keyboards -- were inserted, episodically, into a freewheeling, questioning academic culture.
An enterprising patent attorney, Chester Carlson Chester Carlson, invented something called the xerographic image machine in 1938.
Now, children may be sent through detectors or image machines multiple times or hand swabs may be used to check for traces of explosives, in lieu of a pat-down.
The Center for Advanced Visual Studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology developed a Retinal Imaging Machine Vision System (RIMVS) "seeing machine" to project "word-images" onto the retina and permit navigation through virtual architectural environments.
They said Mr. Bauers set up a phony company, Tech Medical Sales, and obtained the loans under the pretext of financing sales of medical equipment, including a Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine, to the doctors.
For example, the company developed a lower-cost Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine to sell in China, but anticipates interest among rural hospitals in the United States that might not have been able to afford the technology before.
This project proposes a Brechtian theoretical framework for such image-machines; their usefulness is precisely a product of the distance between human and machine vision.
