Sentence examples for weaker image from inspiring English sources

The FARC, at war with Colombia's government for four decades, also emerges with a weaker image from the failed hostage transfer.

After 1919 de Chirico produced weaker images, lacking the mysterious power of his earlier work, and his painting style eventually sank into an eccentric Classicism.

O'Reilly then addressed the Benghazi attack and said he believed Obama had portrayed a weak image in foreign policy.

He writes: "The central fact is that no successful opposition in the past 50 years has gone on to regain power with such a weak image and without achieving much bigger voting-intention leads at some point in the parliament".

But a political analyst and member of Mr. Assad's Baath Party declared, "Obama is buying time looking for an 11th-hour deal with Russia and Syria, but he will get nothing — just a bad weak image for his country".

This weak image just makes Rob look like he's afraid of scrappy fuzzballs.

"I think [these reactions] have to do with the whole fight of being black and being afraid that it shows weakness and offers a weak image of the black community," Shayne told me.

Don't look "too easy," as this usually presents a weak image.

Ian Kershaw's monumental two-volume biography (1998-2000) found a plausible middle ground between "strong" and "weak" images of Hitler in power.

Whereas demand for the profession discourages too much femininity, shy and weak images.

In this paper, we concentrate on a challenging problem, i.e., weakly supervised image parsing, whereby only weak image-level labels are available in the dataset.