Sentence examples for sweetened image from inspiring English sources
The aspect of seduction and beautification (Newton [2009]) is also strongly highlighted in these situations: just think, for example, of the urban cosmetic strategies undertaken to hide the favelas in Rio de Janeiro in view of the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics, trying to commercialise a stereotyped and sweetened image of them (Steinbrink [2013]).
Morgan's cultural tastes may have been shaped by Europe, but America was his birthplace, and he's a familiar American type: a Master of the Universe sweetening his image through art.
One theory was that Sky the broadcaster wanted to sweeten its image by linking up with British Cycling and its riders; given the way that Team Sky continue to function as the Marmite team of professional cycling, that was probably over-optimistic.
His argument is circular, but ultimately persuasive — and it's sweetened by coy images of him arranging flowers.
Though sweetened by over 220 images on loan from the Cartier-Bresson Foundalson, it also highlights the enormous strength of MoMa's own fine collection.
Last March, the banks thought they had hit upon a novel way of sweetening this sour image.
And about half the shipments were cream sherry, the sweetened commodity that accounts for sherry's proverbial image as the choice beverage of eccentric old aunts.
Peddling angst and rebellion, sweetened by anthemic choruses and a punk-meets-skater boy image, Lostprophets attracted many disenfranchised young fans.
One reason is the need to sweeten the company's image: Bright Food was implicated in a scandal two years ago when six babies died from drinking baby formula contaminated with melamine, an industrial chemical.
Robert sweetened his tone.
