Sentence examples for image reinforcing from inspiring English sources

And whatever the outcome of the case, they say, the arrest has hurt Russia's image, reinforcing stereotypes associated with this country's programmers.

The 2004 melee at the Palace of Auburn Hills scarred the N.B.A.'s image, reinforcing preconceptions that the league was populated by miscreants.

One of the most impressive aspects of "The Fates Will Find Their Way" is how it summons up the elements of a suburban youth, with each image reinforcing the idea that danger has a different meaning for the young.

Each image reinforces the notion that human development cannot be separated from the forces of nature.

The bike's rocket-launcher quad exhausts snort like an aggrieved warthog — an image reinforced by the gaping air-intake snouts on either side of the engine.

White Americans perceive us as a colonized and foreign people, and the TV audience has that image reinforced every day without fail".

THE truck driver has long had the image of the heroic loner, an image reinforced in country music and in films like "They Drive by Night" in 1940 with George Raft and Humphrey Bogart and "Convoy" in 1978 with Kris Kristofferson.

But the ultimate illusion onstage at the MGM Mirage and at Mr. Yates's apartment was always the illusion that these animals could be tamed, an image reinforced by innumerable publicity photos of Siegfried & Roy lounging with their animals.

The wrapper was designed by SHoP Architects, and the tough mesh speaks of the industrial past and the digital present, an image reinforced by the pulsing screens lining the cut-out entrance canopy.

Non-Catholics have an image, reinforced by movies and television, of the confessional as a hidden place shrouded in deep shadow, where people sneak in when no one is looking.

She was apparently smitten with the man of keen intellect, a professorial image reinforced by wire-rim glasses, neatly trimmed beard and thick dark hair parted in the middle.