Sentence examples for any disservice from inspiring English sources

"I don't think he's done any disservice to the club," Perkins said.

She doesn't wipe down Evan's pack, because it's black and the dirt doesn't do it any disservice.

You wouldn't be doing any disservice to yourself by giving this one a few repeat spins.

It's difficult to imagine any greater disservice to the public than telling people that not caring is acceptable.

To equate them in any way is a disservice to Gehrig.

Because any book is a disservice to the vast and astonishing quilt of the African-American experience that does not meticulously examine its individual patches and colorful threads.

"We believe that allowing the drought to negatively impact the landscaping at any Blackhawk home does a disservice to property values throughout the community," the homeowners association announced.

It would be a disservice to allow any human being to enter our global community lacking the ability to perceive moments where change is needed and also not recognize they are uniquely gifted to be part of the solution.

Given that this concerted act of looking and learning works by accumulation, it does the book a disservice to single out any particular child or family.

"They are doing the workers a disservice," he said, "because any time you veer from objective and confirmable statements, you're destroying your own case".

Holding back who I am in any area, not only does a disservice to myself, but to the world too.