As one of the earliest modern studies of the composer, Kennedy's book was a seminal contribution to an understanding of the complex psychology of Elgar: a provincial, Catholic outsider who masked his deep insecurities by the construction of a country squire's image, complete with tweeds and bushy moustache.
Despite the bankruptcy and lack of wine production at Oasis in recent years, as was apparent during the couple's role in the one-season Housewives of D.C. reality TV show, the Salahis reveled in the image of country squire vineyard operators with Oasis as their rural castle getaway.
Baldwin cultivated the image of being a country squire, though his practical knowledge of farming was in fact skin-deep – the Baldwin fortune was thoroughly industrially based, in the iron and tin trade in which the future Tory leader worked for 20 years.
The dancing lasted only for a minute or so, Mr. Meenan said, but he will not soon forget the image of the bearlike archbishop squiring Ms. Brown.
Define the discrepancies between the actually formed images {q(p)} and the true original image b as the l2 squired norms, J p (b) = ||q(p)- Φ(p b||2; p = 1,...,P.
Image lower left, Plate 1: A satirical view of a squire's housekeeper wearing the newest fashion.
It seeds and squires a broad range of diseases.
Christopher Saunders is the creakily chivalrous Don, forever haunted by images of his beloved Dulcinea (Christina Arestis), and Philip Mosley is his gluttonous and slothful squire, Sancho Panza.
But the image minister McIntyre conjured, of returnees swaggering through Roseau suited and booted like country squires, is ludicrous.
Image squired the city treasurer around by limo, and was in the running to participate in a school bond sale, but the deal fell apart when a local newspaper, The Daily News, questioned Image's involvement.
