Sentence examples for nefarious image from inspiring English sources

Most executives, however, say that they need to counter the newly nefarious image of business.

"I wish I knew more," he says, following it up with an Adal-esque, "I am not going to tell you anything!" Abraham's portrayal of Adal is more in line with the nefarious image audiences know him for.

Despite his nefarious image, people admire and respect him.

Although the city never exploited its nefarious image, it made money from it while enduring the annual debaucheries on its beaches and in its motels.

The targets, printed on large sheets of paper, range from a dartboard-type circle to an image of a nefarious looking man pointing a gun.

"Many nefarious parties recognized the popularity of these images, and started spamming them in various ways and attempting to infect or scam users viewing them," the statement said.

Now, thanks to digital technology, image manipulation is available to everyone, and nefarious uses are becoming far more widespread.In around one in 75 insurance claims, photos documenting property damage have been fraudulently retouched, says Eugene Nealon of Nealon Affinity Partners, a company based in London that advises insurers.

Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance and the Camera, which opens at Tate Modern tomorrow, is full of sneaky images and surreptitious views, hidden cameras and nefarious goings-on.

At the height of the Cuban missile crisis in 1962, Adlai E. Stevenson, the American chief delegate to the United Nations, crystallized one of the most dramatic moments of the cold war when he displayed spy-plane photos of Soviet nuclear missiles being delivered in Cuba -- images that swept away Soviet denials that anything nefarious was afoot.

However, I think it gets more nefarious when companies like Prada and conglomerates like LVMH work harder at maintaining an image than at making a quality product.

Facebook's ongoing efforts to repair its image as a greedy, neglectful accessory to the spread of misinformation and other nefarious practices has taken a turn to civil rights and specifically how it serves non-white users, which proportionately account for the social network's most active members.