Sentence examples for push an image from inspiring English sources

The titles sometimes push an image out of the twilight zone into a poetic one.

The store is billed as an "exclusive" for China, where Samsung no doubt hopes it will be able to push an image as a high-end, aspiration brand, much in the way Apple is viewed in China.

"What happens when you push an image to the point where it breaks, when you push vision to the point where it collapses?" Paglen's pictures over the last decade have dealt with the ephemeral, the intangible, the intersection of visible and invisible and how it applies to government secrecy.

This is not the first time a fashion brand has pushed an image of a female president in its clothing.

Hunters need to push a new public image based on deeper traditions: we are stewards of the land, hunting on ground that we know and love, collecting indigenous, environmentally sustainable food for ourselves and our families.

The Guardian examined nearly 400 entries in lobbying reports that 27 companies – all of which, like Ford, have a PR apparatus pushing a green image – filed with Congress in the first three quarters of 2013.

"The fashion-cosmetic-industrial complex pushes a body image," he says, almost as though rehearsing a manifesto of his own.

Instead, the media has long pushed a hypersexualized image of black women as a foil to the mythical purity of white ladies.

But whether you're using a 35-millimeter or a point-and-shoot, the steps you take to shoot a picture have remained the same: you focus on something, then push a button to record the image.

The cabinet reshuffle Sunday is likely to be the biggest push for an image makeover before the 2014 national elections.

To raise its profile, the company is starting its new push with an image overhaul.