Sentence examples for smash the image from inspiring English sources

I mean, why be an arsehole if you don't have to be?" And with that, my attempt to smash the image of Phil Collins as a thoroughly nice geezer is shot down in flames.

For some while he had been looking for a way to reinvent himself: how better to smash the image of the classical actor and ageing romantic lead than by crooning and hoofing and telling off-colour jokes?

The spot ends with a female athlete (who seems to be wearing an iPod) smashing the image of Mrs. Clinton's face with a hammer.

Tanier points to slobberknocker and snotknocker as alternatives that have never really caught on in the N.F.L. Rather than mouth-smashing, the image is of a hit so hard that it knocks the bodily fluids out of the victimized opponent.

When the Macintosh SE was introduced in 1984, with that astonishing Super Bowl commercial showing a sexy young athlete smashing the image of Big Brother, it was different in every way.

The following day, while the council debated inconclusively, a mob of several thousand people who had been waiting for a decision entered the cathedral and several parish churches and began smashing the "idols" (the images of the saints).

So haunted was the front man, Gerard Way, by the image of the planes smashing into the Twin Towers that he wrote "Skylines and Turnstiles".

Now I have to get the image of Dan Konopka's smashed buttocks out of my head.

"Just as surely as John Galliano smashed the restrained, bourgeois image at Dior, Owens knocked the stuffing and the stuffiness out of furs," Suzy Menkes, the influential fashion critic for the International Herald Tribune, wrote in a review.

These advances enable robust SMASH imaging in arbitrary image planes with a wide range of coil array geometries.

Smash the teacher's unions?