Sentence examples for lowly image from inspiring English sources
The problem, he says, lies in the lowly image of the profession ("too much brutality and swearing in kitchens"), in long and unsociable working hours (chefs often work over 80 hours a week), low pay, and limited scope for promotion.
The trade association that represents them is engaged in an unlikely charm offensive to change their lowly image, while also trying to shape the rules that govern them as they face the prospect of a tough new regulator.
As a union member I'm all for sacking the losers among us who are wasting their students' time, our taxpayers' dollars and sullying the already lowly image of our profession.
Renée, who conceals her true self to conform to the lowly image of typical concierges, introduces herself as "a widow, short, ugly, chubby", with "bunions on my feet and, on certain difficult mornings, it seems, the breath of a mammoth".
These are contrasted with what are generally considered to be more lowly images: blurry pics of celebrities, gummy bears, stock photos of a wine glass all blown up to sizes they were never meant to be.
He challenged the notion of supernatural creation, informing his democratic artisans that humans had risen from animals a lowly-ancestor-bright-future image that appealed to the downtrodden and that Darwin's Nature was a book open for all to read, rather than the prerogative of priests.
In toppling "tigers and flies" — powerful officials and lowly bureaucrats — he both burnished his image as a model of rectitude and strategically ousted potential competitors.
In America, there is scarcely any disorder, no matter how lowly, that has not had its image enhanced thanks to a celebrity spokesman.
Clearly, this event was intended to reverse the image problem of the lowly sausage.
This means the rear camera steps up from 8MP and a lowly f/2.4 aperture to 12MP and f/1.8, plus optical image stabilisation and True Tone flash.
A percentage of saturated pixels of 0.1 was tolerated during the image acquisition to allow detection of the lowly expressed transcripts.
