Sentence examples for direct disservice from inspiring English sources
It's bitterly ironic that the Lawrence's are quick to tell the press they are bringing some "soul" back to dance music production, whilst ignoring (or in some cases, doing a direct disservice to) the black soul tradition that became one of house music's fundamental building blocks.
By dodging it, you are actually doing a disservice to your direct report and to your team as a whole.
Though various elements of her aesthetic have cropped up – the dreamy timbre of Ciara's voice, the lush clarity of Teedra Moses's "champagne soul" – direct comparisons would do a disservice to the individuality of each artist.
Other Democrats spoke at the private meeting about how Omar's statements had personally hurt them, while others came to Omar's defense, asked where the outrage was over President Donald Trump's anti-Semitic remarks, and suggested Democrats were doing themselves a disservice by quote-tweeting each other and directing their mobs of followers to attack a fellow member of the party.
Dear Friends, To the Editors, I think it does a disservice to the Wall Street Journal's integrity to run personal attacks of the kind directed against me by Dorothy Rabinowitz.
Oxfam is doing a disservice by compiling and releasing reports that infer that the wealthiest, most successful people in the world have some direct responsibility for the poverty that still exists around the globe.
It's an enormous disservice.
Howe does himself a disservice.
I did a disservice to myself.
"This is a huge disservice to justice".
