Sentence examples for nurturing an image of from inspiring English sources

It is the perfect location for an upstart firm nurturing an image of being cutting edge.

Reed Krakoff is nurturing an image for his brand: austere, elegant with sumptuous fabrics treated lightly.

Over the years, the Thai government and the palace have nurtured an image of King Bhumibol as the heart and soul of the nation.

When the greatest investor of all time, who has nurtured an image of irreproachable morality, speaks, we have to listen.

Mr. Putin, carefully nurturing an image that he rises above party politics, is running as an independent.

After 1994, as the elected governor of Taiwan province -- the title was a relic of the Nationalists' former claim to be the government of all of China -- Mr. Soong skillfully nurtured an image as caring for the common people.

Her inspired comic creation belongs on the same shelf as the provincials in Mr. Guest's "Waiting for Guffman," who dream that their little amateur show might be Broadway bound, and the aging folk singers of "A Mighty Wind," who still nurture a sanctimonious image of themselves as a cultural vanguard.

The first victim of "Pisa shock" was Mr Schleicher's own country, Germany, a country that had nurtured a self-image of a high-performing education system.

From this angle, metagenomics could even encourage us to embrace an image of nature that is connected with the mythical image of the Earth as a nurturing mother (cf. Merchant [1989]).

Exude an image of success.

Like all adolescents nurturing a sense of injustice, Sehgal searched for a source of power.