Sentence examples for disservice one from inspiring English sources

I know it to be the most shocking and cynical disservice one can do to the credulity and to the spiritual equilibrium of one's fellow men".

For if I have made the film sound grim, that is doing it a disservice – one of its achievements is its apparently wilful, but I suspect very carefully calibrated, tonal shifts, which see it moving from light-footed comedy to darkness in the blink of an eye (a quality it shares with other Powell and Pressburger films, including my colleague Xan Brooks's favourite film, A Canterbury Tale).

"They did themselves a disservice," said one of those who resigned, Stephen H. O'Connor, president of New Brunswick Tomorrow, a New Jersey civic group.

Yes, you could call him a rapper, a beat-maker, a hip-hop producer, but such genre-boxing does a disservice to one of the most singular voices that British pop has had over the past two decades.

To say that "Fulton Street has fallen far below the original aspirations of the 1880's, and now has raucously cheap, off price stores" is a disservice to one of the highest dollar volume shopping streets in New York City.

Self-described as the city's "first and only Jamón Bodega", to call Tozino a tapas bar would be to do a great disservice to one of London's most atmospheric and authentic Spanish eateries.

Such a disservice, as one wise friend recently told me, to those who took the time to say something kind.

Focusing on one risk factor at the exclusion of another does a disservice to patients and puts their lives at risk.

This made me slightly nervous of what was happening, as I felt I was doing my PhD a disservice by focusing on only one small element.

It is a disservice to the ones we care about the most to rely solely on cybercare.

We do a disservice to the ones we mourn as well as to ourselves in exaggerating the impact of loss out of proportion to life's many other important affairs.