Sentence examples for its image for from inspiring English sources

If Harvard still deserves its image for snobbery now, it's a different kind of snobbery, the snobbery of a perhaps excessively self-aware meritocracy.

Avon, which has been updating its image for a younger market, said it named a former magazine publishing executive, Deborah Fine, as president of its new Teen Business.

But fewer contenders in the French auctioning would benefit Orange, burnishing its image for investors, by cutting the cost of marketing it would have to undertake to promote the new-generation phone service in France.

If that did happen, the N.F.L. would receive the kind of tarnish that could stain its image for years.

Long the dominant global power, America took its image for granted and its dominance as an entitlement.

On Tuesday, Mr. McCain suggested the Obama administration was purposely leaking information to bolster its image for the election.

Talk show hosts have plumbed its images for deeper significance.

"Monty Python and the Holy Grail" had technical flaws too, but its images, for all their raw edges, had a compensatory vigor, as did its editing.

So, when it emerged that Twitter accounts were being used to share images of child sexual abuse, I wasn't surprised or shocked – other than that one of the accounts was wide open, with its images for all to see.

G.E.'s decision to proceed with Phase 2 is good for both its image and for the environment.

It's going to be a long time before Scientology rehabilitates its image enough for it to be accepted in casual conversation.