Sentence examples for bad representation of from inspiring English sources

"He's giving a bad representation of American people.

The movie was a very bad representation of the Stonewall Inn.

Charlotte Gower from the University of Portsmouth agrees: "I only saw a bit of it and turned off, it was such a bad representation of the majority of uni students.

As Sonnet Stanfill, a female curator at the V&A, recently pointed out, there is disproportionately bad representation of women at the top of the museum, given that about 75% of its curators are women.

If there is any truth-value to this kind of delicate and "poetic" prose, it's in the fragmentary elisions — not a bad representation of an anorexic's blinkered but confident thoughts, actually.

"We've just given athletics a bad name and a bad representation of North Africans".

The same reviewer notes that however, "especially when viewed on its own, Children of Earth looks a lot like the same heteronormative, homophobic, biphobic and gratuitous tropes that appear in so many bad representations of queer people in popular culture".

The report includes many anecdotes detailing accusations of bad representation provided to poor defendants by court-appointed lawyers.

Due to what she has since described as "bad representation" she found herself out of the audition loop and doing temp jobs for nine-and-a-half months afterwards.

Perhaps the real thrill is not the disorientation of perspective, but simply the naughty pleasure of being able to tie down (a representation of) the big bad Brobdingnag adult who brought you to the park in the first place.

"In two minutes you stop feeling the buzz on your tongue and get a visual representation of the bad guy," he said.