Sentence examples for being painted as weak from inspiring English sources

It also wants to avoid being painted as weak on China by Republican challengers.

McChrystal's defenders at the Pentagon were making the case Tuesday that the president and his men — (the McChrystal snipers spared Hillary) — must put aside their hurt feelings about being painted as weak sisters.

In challenging former President George W. Bush over the war in Iraq, they showed they were overcoming their deep post-Vietnam fear of being painted as weak on defense when taking a strong anti-war stance.

Karzai, who was hailed as a savior of Afghanistan by the administration of George W. Bush, is suddenly being painted as weak, corrupt and insulated in Kabul from the surging influence of the Taliban in the provinces.

The Democrats' rapid response reflected a desire among their candidates not to let themselves be painted as weak, as many party loyalists believe occurred in 2004.

However, I find it offensive that our opinions are not considered during so called rescue missions especially when Muslim women are painted as weak and helpless everywhere in the media, who are in dire need for crusade saving.

They hoped the Democrats either would not endorse silver in their platform or if they did, that the Democratic candidate would be someone who could be painted as weak on silver.

A strong performance could bolster Osborne's position, after several months in which he has been painted as the Tory's weak link.

This is painting as remix.

For years, those who live with depression and anxiety have been stigmatized, painted as weak-minded or whiny, simply incapable of handling the stresses that everyone else managed to deal with head on.

Critics accused the president of caving in again to pressure from some Republicans on a counter-terrorism issue for fear of being painted in next year's election campaign as weak and of failing to defend America.