Before she knows it, Billie has a contract with a big-time label and is having her image shaped by a couple of publicity agents and a video director who stop just short of suggesting that they were slipped into the script by Mel Brooks as a practical joke.
Savage, Munoz's lawyer, said in his statement: "Steven Munoz, a graduate of the Corp with a sterling reputation for honesty, integrity and all Corp values, was used as a whipping boy in an attempt by the institution to change its shameful image shaped by its ignorance of the conduct of Skip ReVille and Michael Arpaio".
Josely Carvalho considers her work, My Body is My Country, to be a "'Diary of images,' shaped by events, issues, memories, fantasies from the past, present and future".(14) Two other works, published by Beau Geste Press in England (an enterprise co-founded by artist Felipe Ehrenberg) in 1973, illustrate the immediacy and effectiveness of personal narratives when applied to artists' books.
"Dancing" on the spread canvas, Pollock created on its surface spontaneous images shaped by the trajectory of his motions.
The popular image — shaped in part by Oliver Stone — is that buyouts were followed by ruthless cost-cutting, largely at the expense of workers who either lost their jobs or found their wages and benefits cut.
Intuitively, this means changing the image rather than changing the network in order to match the features of the image with what is represented in the target layer – so that the resulting image is shaped by what the network 'expects' to see, at the level of detail determined by the clamped layer.
For decades, the party has pushed television networks here to embrace the market, but conservative cadres have grown increasingly fearful of the kinds of programs that court audiences, draw advertising and project a global image not shaped by the state.
Dr Larivie said that much of Mother Teresa's saintly public image was shaped by the BBC journalist Malcolm Muggeridge, who shared her conservative Catholic views, particularly on abortion, and whose promotion of her led to the nun's international fame.
The characters' self-image is shaped by rock music and cinema: "Oh, the movie never ends …" The lyric is just specific enough not to be woolly but vague enough to apply to any situation in which not stopping believin' is important.
It's an image outlined and shaped by its stencil.
But some family, friends and neighbors were growing concerned that her image was being shaped by British tabloids and Italian prosecutors.
