Sentence examples for reinforcing an image from inspiring English sources

Cool and laid-back where others would be shrill and overblown; classy without being snobbish; quietly resonant of the fundamental issues of modern life (time, the lack of); reinforcing an image of a woman who loves clothes but maintains a sense of proportion.

The uncharacteristic eruption by Baquet reinforced an image of Abramson that had always troubled Sulzberger.

It provided an opening for Mr. Kerry and reinforced an image of Mr. Bush as a president who played hardball.

Sadly, for some Americans this event will reinforce an image of a people who resort first to mindless violence.

Ford, Chevy and Dodge command more than half the state's fleet sales, a presence that can reinforce an image of blandness.

"By surrounding herself with military brass, it reinforces an image of her as strong and hawkish," Mr. Carpenter said.

These setbacks have reinforced an image of a weakened power increasingly on the sidelines in the Middle East.

Mr. Thompson's campaign, meanwhile, tried to use Ms. Quinn's comments to reinforce an image of her as volatile.

The willingness of the Japanese to step into the breach seemed to reinforce an image that the Japanese giant is back.

They did not buy television ads -- too expensive and too likely to reinforce an image they were trying to avoid: Oh, that's the dirty puppet show!

It reinforced an image of Shepherd as sick, forever dependent on a drug I felt afraid of, however unreasonable a doctor might tell me that fear was.