Sentence examples for disservice the from inspiring English sources

"Puffing up the threat because of a political interest is a disservice," the official added.

"The Skeptic community did Tim an ever so slight disservice," the magician (and Skeptic) Penn Jillette says.

By choosing not to inscribe the full quotation, the designers have done Dr King a disservice, the 83-year-old poet complained to the Washington Post.

Saying that a television series depicts the English aristocracy on the brink of World War I and beyond is almost a disservice — the description sounds like yet another big Masterpiece Theater bore, or worse, an amusing one like "Downton Abbey".

One real disservice the Duke lacrosse case did for the criminal-justice system is it put in the public consciousness the idea that bad actors like Mike Nifong are regularly disciplined for misconduct.

S., at 11th St. (212-255-4037) — OcTo 9-14: To label Martial Solal the greatest European jazz pianist does him a disservice; the cognoscenti know he's the world champ.

The true disservice that the "romance" genre does is that it sucks all the oxygen out of the room.

This is a disservice to the athletes, the viewers, and reality.

It's a disservice to the subtlety that infuses the rest of the show.

"It's a disservice to the city, disservice to the students, disservice to the community," he said.

Mr. Freedman said, "and it does a disservice to the people in the community".