Sentence examples for image of doing from inspiring English sources

It has dug an effective moat by cultivating an exaggerated image of "doing good" that keeps its customers loyal, while behind the scenes, it bullies any rivals that come near and it stifles innovation.

But today there was turkey to be eaten, and both Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore seemed to take a few paces back from the bitter fray in Florida, or at least they projected a public image of doing so.

Between the flush funding environment and trendy image of doing startups these days, along with big offers from rivals like Google and Twitter, a vague promise of a big exit has become a harder sell.

"I am even more concerned about the long term and the image of doing business in the ports of L.A. and Long Beach," he said.

It's not uncommon that, at some point in your life, you've been sitting and talking to someone when you flash on the image of doing something horrible to him or her.

Our initial questioning moves very quickly from "Am I capable of that?" to "Oh my, what if I did that?" to "What if I have a thought or image of doing that" to extreme anxiety and especially explicit and distressing thoughts and images that we can't control.

Aiming at rich, cosseted professionals is nice but the sharper Image model of doing business is over.

Its Build It! Pinterest board, supports Lowe's image as the home improvement company by showcasing images of do it yourself projects curated from around the web.

Professional pride in the image of nurses doing the very best possible job may make it impossible to accept the concept of working harder for financial gain.

But then I have this image of myself doing cartwheels along the edge of a cliff, blindfolded.

In particular, "there is this image of women doing these exercises with little pink barbells" that just infuriates Parker.