Sentence examples for ruthless image from inspiring English sources

Whether it was Kennedy's ghostwritten books and lumbar support, the ruthless image management of the Reagan Republicans or Blair's New Labour, politics has been as much a struggle to prove to the voter that our politicians are smarter, stronger, fitter, better looking and have better hair than the other lot.

Despite his ruthless image among some sections of Turkish society and abroad, Erdogan is still a hugely popular man.

For many people, private equity conjures the image of ruthless financiers with a singular focus on profit.

The Dutchman entrusted with the job of getting British track and field athletes on to the medal podium at the home Olympics in a year and two weeks is far from the ruthless cardboard cut-out image sometimes portrayed.

The latex image of a ruthless, indefatigable, transgendered monomaniac, reducing colleagues and enemies alike to petrified lickspittles, did much to fix the Thatcher persona in the public mind.

The Bad and the Beautiful, American film drama, released in 1952, that—highlighted by an Academy Award-nominated performance by Kirk Douglas helped solidify the unflattering popular image of the ruthless Hollywood mogul.

Despite the strain of being married to a serial adulterer, Jackie Kennedy was a ruthless promoter of the Kennedy image while her husband was alive, and its ferocious custodian until her death in 1994.

Norman then conjures up the image of a ruthless multinational that uses its economic muscle powered by Third World sweatshops to drive down prices and put small retailers out of business.

The popular image is of a ruthless and impatient owner, a man who has sacked nine managers and lavished £700m on transfer fees.

And the current prime minister, Najib Tun Razak, has the image of being a more ruthless operator than his predecessor, the ineffectual Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

In Tamburlaine, the material was highly melodramatic; the historical figure's popular image was that of the most ruthless and bloody of conquerors.