Sentence examples for matters of image from inspiring English sources

LIKE many politicians, William F. Galvin has retained advisers on matters of image, style and political appeal.

Matters of image and fears of brand diminishment may play a role, but the business of making plus-size clothes turns out to be enormously complicated.

Yet while there is no substitute for internal rapport, chamber music groups today face a hurdle that is seemingly peripheral to the art of making music: an increasingly saturated marketplace where matters of image, star quality and what a press agent would classify as "marketability" are of prime importance.

For Greece, it was a matter of image.

For Gubbay, it's all a matter of image.

Each technology has its pros and cons, but in the matter of image it's no contest.

"At the end of the day it's a matter of image, a matter of recognition, a matter of reputation," said Ricardo Ernst, a professor of global logistics at Georgetown University.

This move solves an important problem, and Kosslyn (although he has taken little interest in the matter of image intentionality) seems to be prepared to countenance it (Kosslyn 1980 p. 449ff, 1994 p.6).

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It's not only a matter of image, he said, but something more fundamental.

"It's a matter of image... That's a side of Ibiza that we're not interested in at all".