Sentence examples for rotten image from inspiring English sources

And Penguin, which had a rotten image among Muslims thanks to Dawood's translation, has redeemed itself.

Warren Buffett once observed that "as a group, lemmings have a rotten image, but no individual lemming has ever had a bad press".

From there, in 1951, he started to make his living from investing on the stockmarket, and was greatly influenced by Ben Graham, who wrote a classic book on investment, "Security Analysis" (1934), and had been his tutor at Columbia.As a group lemmings have a rotten image.

"Corruption, which has increased in magnitude since 1960, has given us a rotten image internationally and prevented us from fulfilling our potential in areas like social welfare and infrastructural development".

Don't be shy in scaring kids with slaughterhouse images or rotten teeth, making them feel tricked by advertising or disgusting them with burp sounds.

The image itself is rotten.

Some images, like tomatoes gone rotten or patio chairs covered in dead leaves, are poetic reminders of something lost.

She says she looks specifically for images of "aesthetically pleasing cacophony and rotten fruit".

But these changes to Abercrombie's "brand" don't obscure what's at its rotten core: A company set on propagating an outdated, unattainable image of perfection.

Yet as a group the Towton men are a reminder that images of the medieval male as a homunculus with rotten teeth are well wide of the mark.

The next set of images — the rusty roof, the half fallen chimney, the porch steps that are rotten and overgrown with grass — raise more questions than they answer.