Sentence examples for committed a disservice from inspiring English sources

But I believe that the authors of Roe v. Wade committed a disservice to women in basing their decision on the right to privacy, rather than on the right to bodily integrity.

His argument misrepresents the role of each in their respective industries, and in doing so he commits a disservice to artists.

They are not only seriously misleading to the public but commit a grave disservice to the composer.

Many found that publicizing Tom's story ― from the rape itself, to realizing he'd committed an act of sexual violence, to apologizing for it and learning from it ― did a disservice to survivors.

He opened his speech with some tough talk about Judge Roberts and President Bush, saying Mr. Bush had "committed another disservice to this nomination" when he refused to release documents pertaining to Judge Roberts's role in the first Bush White House, and Judge Roberts "disserved himself" by declining to answer too many questions.

The United States should be committed to Southeast Asia, but we do the Vietnamese people a disservice by ignoring human rights.

Those approaches are a disservice to those who we are committed to serve.

She added that she has been committed to sharing the full history of the mansion and that it "does a disservice to Virginians to omit the stories of the enslaved people who lived and worked there".

"Those who commit violent actions, ostensibly in protest of the death of Freddie Gray, do a disservice to his family, to his loved ones, and to legitimate peaceful protestors who are working to improve their community for all its residents".

"Those who commit violent actions, ostensibly in protest of the death of Freddie Gray, do a disservice to his family, to his loved ones, and to legitimate peaceful protestors," she said in a statement.

Howe does himself a disservice.