Sentence examples similar to self image problem from inspiring English sources

The response – brutally honest and also artfully calculated – intimated a self-image problem Putin attempted to shatter.

But even doing 200 crunches a day hasn't solved her self-image problems.

Self-image problems also affect Sepha's relationship with Judith, a well-off white woman whose affections he cannot quite believe himself worthy of.

I have an anxiety disorder and self-image problems.

Many of us have seen too many girls with too many self-image problems, but toys that teach, inspire and empower make parents feel good about their purchases, and these are the type of toys that will leave lasting impressions with our kids.

The root of all these problems is the self image we create and how that makes us feel about ourselves.

But it is also an image problem for the self-proclaimed "world's most famous arena," which has always boasted of providing the best in the country's most diverse, demanding sports market.

The Midlands – that great swath of England squeezed between the self-mythologising power blocs of north and south on the national map – has an image problem.

Jaguar has an image problem.

"Football has an image problem.

"We have an image problem.