Sentence examples for losing its image from inspiring English sources

With the nation's first openly gay district attorney, a majority of Democrats on the city council and this week's invasion by the Air America liberal talk radio network, San Diego is in danger of losing its image as a bastion of West Coast conservatism.

These are the types of fundamentalist groups and states to which Israel is losing its image and standing.

It took until 1994 for it to lose its image as God's waiting room.

"Many people felt that the city had lost its image and significance as the location for major corporations," Mr. Kulik said at the time.

Americans have had a touching faith in higher education; it's losing its good image with the public".

Without losing its cool image, the clothes, as Mr. Rosso implied, were carefully worked, so that a leather jacket might have wheels of embroidery down the arm or the same pattern worked into a shirt front.

By handing so much control over to Ms. Huffington and making her a public face of the company, AOL, which has been seen as apolitical, risks losing its nonpartisan image.

Torture began losing its cuddly image mid-2004.

It's losing its vanity-press image.

Cross-stitch is traditionally associated with Home Sweet Home-type folk art or embellished napkins, but it is rapidly losing its old-fashioned image.

Still, rivals say Zynga will have to do more to bolster its image, or risk losing its appeal as an employer at a time when resources are scarce.