Sentence examples for image of independence from inspiring English sources

We start, that is, because we are conformists, conforming in this case to an image of independence or worldliness.

In the process, and to shore up their image of independence, the French often say interesting things about Russia.

The lord chief justice has warned police that they risk damaging their image of independence after Scotland Yard acted on behalf of big business in a private prosecution during which they received a promise of money.

Some of his colleagues in television news expressed reservations and puzzlement, since representing a corporation appeared to be in conflict with Mr. Brinkley's image of independence as a news man.

Even though Ben S. Bernanke's confirmation to a second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve helped bring stability to the markets, traders are worried the Fed's image of independence was bruised in the political battle.

Senior Democrats in Congress say Mr. Dodd may have to thread a needle as he publicly takes on the financial services industry — whose members have a heavy presence in Connecticut and are some of his biggest campaign contributors — while trying to project an image of independence from it to get re-elected.

The government hoped to promote unity using historic images of independence but the opposition has used hashtags on Twitter and pages on Facebook to support a protest march calling for Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's resignation.

Rejecting accusations of frivolous escapism, Haskell sees the intricate ways that "Gone With the Wind" (the book-and-film phenomenon) derived from the legacy of Southern aristocracy and changed it through the post-suffrage image of female independence.

Nakba Day is the bleak mirror image of Israeli Independence Day.

Because an image of Independence Hall appears on the back of a $100 bill, they believe the origins of the disorder can somehow be traced there.

Perhaps reading is a prototype of independence.