Sentence examples for widespread image from inspiring English sources

A widespread image of lowriders as dangerous, ganglike characters is generally misleading, he said.

Long unpopular with Latin Americans, the U.S. stance toward Cuba greatly aggravated the widespread image of America the bully.

Mr. Silver, for his part, never emerged from his office to defend himself on the floor, reinforcing the widespread image of him as isolated and aloof.

While these photographs put him in a new light they are unlikely to overshadow the most widespread image of him taken by Alberto Korda at a memorial service in March 1960.

The widespread image of Peña Nieto as a bold reformist struggling against the forces of nostalgic reaction is about as accurate as Vladimir Putin's presentation of Bashar al-Assad as a distinguished statesman.

Delius's widespread image – essentially, Max Adrian in Ken Russell's film Song of Summer – has done little to convey the full picture of the composer as the passionate libertine that he was; the exotic musical equivalent, perhaps, of Gauguin himself.

Few cuisines are as ignored by the rest of the world as Germany's, and the few widespread images are stereotypical: Bavarian beer halls, schnitzel, wurst and fatty hunks of pork with heavy sauces.

Too often, Dr. Laurence said, AIDS education programs rely on blanket messages that are too weak to combat the widespread images of healthy, resilient AIDS patients in drug advertisements.

But while the regulations were dense and difficult for many Americans to understand, much less seen as a rallying point, the widespread images of the sprawling protests have offered both parties a colorful and powerful symbol around which to frame their perspectives.

Widespread images of gridlock in similar overseas freeway networks also contributed to this opposition.

Recently, over-complete dictionaries with sparse representation techniques became very widespread in image denoising [1, 40, 41], and they are one of the state-of-the-art denoising algorithms.