Sentence examples for such a bad image from inspiring English sources

"The commissions had such a bad image that it was important from the start to do things as openly and transparently as possible, so I spent a long time trying to get evidence declassified," Davis told me.

"It's the same people, it's just a different name," Langer said, "because the ERCB has such a bad image they had to do something drastic".

In season one, Richard constantly nags Melfi to give up Tony as a patient, arguing, "People like him are the reason Italian-Americans have such a bad image".

In an era where heroin has such a bad image among young people, partly because of the "scarecrow factor" of older users being so visibly ravaged by the drug, very few go anywhere near it.

No one needs to wonder why the EU has such a bad image," he said.

Unfortunately the western media has given such a bad image of Afghanistan and other Badistans that it is difficult for most of the westerners to imagine that there is a good Afghan or Badistani in this world.

Later, a contrite Baala said: "At such an event, in front of a full stadium, it's a shame to give a bad image of athletics.

The President has a bad image.

It's a bad deal, a bad image for football.

"It's a bad image nationally.

"These old books give a bad image of Islam.