negative image

He had such a negative image of himself at school.

We have a negative image of our own culture, created by the media.

The subway still has a negative image for many, especially women.

Most of these negative images have been fixed since the 19th century.

"This was not going to be a show of positive and negative images," she said.

There is nothing you can do to change this, but it gives Europe a negative image.

Cross through any negative images that come up, and look at the positive ones.

I mean, she's like a negative image of Linda, man, but just as beautiful in her own way.

Finally, the negative image of cocaine spread among the poor.

And when the American occupying forces came, they were different from the negative image.

The international album cover shows a negative image of two horses.

The word "businessman" is often used to avoid the negative image.

During the 1980s, Miami had a negative image despite its naturally beautiful environment.

I see my life as the negative image of my mother's.

Her death in 1839 was the subject of a court scandal that gave the queen a negative image.

Negative images are a lot tougher; they've got real staying power.

Its interesting that journalists always seem to need to present a bleak and negative image.

Page One: in a competitive environment a negative image can hurt profits.

Has the industry finally shed its negative image for helping businesses only when they are in trouble?

Some spoke, too, about the negative images that plague other ethnic groups.

"You take away the potatoes, and that's a pretty negative image," she said.

After making contact with the rubber blanket, the can has a complete negative image per color.

We must work hard in order to remove the negative image the citizen has of rules and regulations.

It bears a negative image of the coin design to be struck.

"It gives a negative image to the people who have to look at it every day."