Imago used in a sentence

Imago in a sentence as a noun

Fixing an imago set by a guy calling open-source and Linux 'a cancer' is really hard.

Those so called neutral parties like Switzerland are just US proxies with a good imago that only recently got tarnished.

There are certainly people in the West that never bought into postmodern thinking and would prefer natural law or imago dei to... well, the mess we have now.

Your alternative life's imago invented a multiverse wormhole machine and freakily landed up in my backyard and told me that their life had gone pretty badly wormhole machine notwithstanding.

Again, this is not about being in favor of Trump or Hillary, just how the media has clearly already picked sides and is obviously creating a positive imago for one candidate to the public opinion which is often based on mainstream media.

However, if there were a book that declared that humans had value, that each and every human retained a non-subjective/mind-independent/objective and priceless value called imago dei and that their existence was deemed objectively good and in fact this book was the work of a non-subjective authority then this would change things.