Sentence examples for serious image from inspiring English sources
"It's time for a serious image makeover," an ad says.
One reason is that engineering has a serious image problem, many women in the field say.
Nor, for a party with a serious image problem, is it shrewd.
But despite his serious image, Mr. Juppé has a more wistful side.
Because of the nature of her oratorio repertory, Watts felt that she had a "serious" image.
Monday's CNN poll confirmed that Clinton has a serious image problem.
Unlike the later, plastic, cheaper Polaroids, the SX-70 was a fine instrument in sleek silver and brown that serious image-makers took seriously.
All the money in the world that this athlete throws at Freud Communications – whom he engaged for some serious image-building this summer when the BBC broadcast detailed allegations that Salazar, his coach, had promoted testosterone-fuelled cheating – cannot remove the fact that the depth of his association with the subject of a full-blown doping controversy is deeply destructive.
She makes the viewer gaze, uncomfortably, at serious images re-cast in nursery materials, like a child's crayon drawings of a war.
He began to notice that his less "serious images" were showing a more complete, more rounded view of Africa than any of his well-planned projects did on their own.
Nor was there irony or humor in these intensely serious images of flying, tumbling, clutching, rushing women; figures in flames or whirlwinds; hybrid animal-humans and owl-faced leaping boys.
