Sentence examples for image repair from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton tried to do some image repair yesterday too.

The economy, environment, image repair — new logos may address all of these.

What makes Jay-Z's album more than an exercise in image repair is his voice.

Image repair is fine, but in New York the quickest way to redemption is by way of the win column.

On "The Surreal Life," Corey Feldman, a former child actor and rehab habitué, was succinct, explaining, "I am all about image repair at this point".

For all the serious talk about serious issues, what the candidates engaged in tonight was largely an exercise in image repair and image improvement.

In this test set of images, repair was manifested by a reduction in the size of erosion in many cases.

Increasingly, scanners have Kodak enhancement software (Digital ICE for reducing the effects of dirt and scratches, ROC to restore faded colors and GEM to reduce grain), or proprietary image-repair programs.

It spawned natural skepticism of whether it was Woods himself tapping out his little message (is Woods really an exclamation point guy?), but it became obvious as the first move in a new image-repair initiative in Woods's name.

✒As if spurred by Monkey's recent call for an image-repairing campaign, BBC1 controller Danny Cohen takes to the pages of Radio Times and offers managers of losing football teams an ingenious lesson in how to "look for the positives" post-match without coming across as an idiot.

As Republicans and Democrats in the Senate worked toward a deal to loosen the debt ceiling and budget knot, a new poll showed where surgeons will have to operate once a deal is struck: Much — but not all — of their image-repair work will be have to be done on behalf of Republicans when it comes to the voter groups most sought after in 2014 and 2016.