Przykłady unflattering

• His account is descriptive, unflattering toward the authorities, and above all consistent with other key historical sources.

• An unflattering picture of the contemporary record corporation emerges, of what can happen once mercenary goals are placed at the forefront of the recording endeavour.

• Nowadays, a grammarian is someone considered in a more or less unflattering way.

• But it is interesting that he felt extremely threatened by unflattering connections between consumerism and gender.

• The nature of the genre tends to be unflattering to uneven intonation or attack, but these faults are absent here.

• With the story stripped down, made direct and 'brutal', the light shed on operatic plots becomes so unflattering that most begin to seem like caricatures or bad jokes.

• Whether true or not, we wish to point out that whether a finding is flattering or unflattering is hardly a criterion of science.

• Nicknames were by no means always unflattering.

• Insofar as a resistant response is noticed by audience members, they will seek to account for the breach of conduct via inferences that are apt to be unflattering or incriminating.

• It has had unflattering epithets heaped upon it many times during the course of this debate.

• These anniversaries shed a very unflattering light on those who, in former times, kept quiet about oppression or did business with those who inflicted it.

• I exclude from the category of pretty pictures his own rather unflattering portrait, for which we claim absolutely no responsibility.

• Only because 1 should not want to see that unflattering description of bodgers go unchallenged.

• I am happy to say that so far that unflattering maxim has remained true in my own case.

• It is true that sodium and mercury vapour lamps suffer from the defect of presenting road users literally in an unflattering light.