Sentence examples for deep disservice from inspiring English sources

The words once again highlight his seemingly inexhaustible supply of bile - though to think of Lindsay Anderson exclusively in those terms does his life and work a deep disservice.

"It did a deep disservice to the political debate we are having here in Scotland.

This kind of convenient erasure does all of us particularly those in the autism community a deep disservice.

"This may help carry White House water, but it is a deep disservice to our law enforcement professionals".

To invalidate the plight made by black people for fair policing -- and then take it a step further and shrug off the extensive research done in Ferguson, Chicago, New York and in other American cities which validate these plights -- is not only doing your audience an injustice, it's doing the country a deep disservice.

Martyrdom accounts are inspiring -- and should be -- but we do those people who suffered and died a deep disservice when we extend their experience to claim that "all Christians are persecuted and always will be" because that's not true, then and now.

There's a deep tradition of awareness within the genuine animal rights world that specious mislabeling of heterospecies relationships as abusive does a profound disservice both to the humans and the non-humans involved in such relationships.

It's an enormous disservice.

Howe does himself a disservice.

They do a disservice to the dog.

Or a terrible disservice to Palin?