You're also thinking about what will happen if you don't exercise -- in other words, you're threatening yourself with punishment (the image of being unfit).
In Book 18 he goes so far as to argue explicitly against the view that the ancients practised only "image punishment," which required the condemned to wear clothes representing what Xunzi calls meat punishment; social order, Xunzi claims, requires the actual use of meat punishment.
Indonesia has tough anti-drugs laws and Widodo, who took office in October, has disappointed rights activists by voicing support for capital punishment despite his image as a reformist.
Everybody has their own idea of punishment; mine is the image of my father in the doctor's office while my mother cried at home.
The advertising campaigns his department has run show disgusting or upsetting images — the punishment — and promise better health — the reward — for behavior change.
It was under Lawes that the world got its most sensational image of capital punishment: Ruth Snyder and her lover, Henry Judd Gray, went to the chair in 1928 for the killing of Snyder's husband.
Investors, however, singled out Sharper Image for special punishment, making it the Forbes.com Dog Of The Day.
He also says the committee convened by his office was concerned that the punishment was too severe for image manipulation.
"The whole point of lethal injection, when it was invented, was to soften the image of capital punishment by making it look like an ordinary medical procedure," writes the New Republic's Ben Crair.
He elaborated on the punishment for desecration of the Khrushchev image.
